she made a derogatory comment. it set him off, pushed him over the edge. he made the comment back, i'm coming over there and i'm going to snap your neck. >> to think that he would break away from michael jackson to try to clean up the scene. >> it's disgust, nancy. it is absolutely disgusting. >> you cannot help but wonder the what-ifs.

i can't help but picture my baby -- i'm sorry. really emotional there. we'll key you in on that story in a moment. i'm christi paul. happy hump day t you is being happy to you. i want to let you know we've got pictures and videos that show -- we don't have them, but these are what's being -- these are the videos from the court today. pictures and videos that show the drowning death of a whale trainer at sea world will not be made public at least not yet because an orlando judge is extending the temporary restraining order that keeps the images sealed. so the decision is not yet final. police collected the videos and pictures while investigating the death of dawn brancheau last month. her family is trying to prevent them from going public. media outlts argue they are public pictures since they were used by police in their investigation and they say the state's open records act requires they be made public. the sdwr is keeping the taemp rare injunction in place while he decides whether to make that permanent. the california state medical

board thinks the doctor who was present when michael jackson died should not be allowed to practice medicine in that state. court documents reveal next month the board will ask a judge to order dr. conrad murray to stop practicing while he's being prosecuted for involuntary manslaughter. the documents claim murray was reckless when he gave a lethal dose of proef fol to the pop superstar. the l.a. county coroner conclude jackson died from an overdose of the powerful anesthetic. they pride to have his him denied but they ordered him not to use any anesthesia on patients. we want to go to vinnie politan from trutv for more on this. so is this coming from the medical board. they want to shut him down or coming from california's attorney general. >> california's attorney general, jerry brown. he's really been very proactive in talking about all these

doctors and prescription shopping and all that. that's been a big issue for jerry brown as attorney general. and that's part of the reason i think he's doing that. part is politically motivating. we're talking about it a lot of people are talking about it. for dr. conrad murray, he's not really practicing in california. that's not where his day-to-day practice is. >> he's in texas, right? >> in texas and nevada as well. so it's not going to impact him that way. but where it impacts him is in the court of public opinion. and that is the real concern for dr. conrad murray here. >> that was my question. in terms of jurors, once they sit down in this courtroom, what is the bearing, i guess? what's the connection? >> it's the headline today. they are talking about it, yanking his license. if his licen gets yanked away it's because he did something wrong. so you go from point "a" to point "b." if i judge has already said he's done something wrong and has taken away his license and the attorney general is after him. it doesn't help him. you have to find jurors who can

put that aside. >> this is an unprecedented case in the scope of it. it's involving michael jackson, involve. but is there a precedent? is it common for a doctor who is under this kind of scrutiny to have his license pulled before he's even been convicted? this man is not convied of anything. >> absolutely. it's two different jurisdictions you are talking about. your license to practice law versus your liberty. your ability to do whatever you want, to walk around the streets of california. or walk around anywhere else. if, in fact, they take his license away, he can't practice medicine in california. and it's a different level of burden of proof. in a criminal case to prove he did something here illegal and criminal, it's beyond a reasonable doubt. to take away his license is much less of a burden. so will he fight this? probably not. because he doesn't practice in california anyway. i doubt he wants to speak about this before he gets in front of a criminal judge in a criminal court. >> i want to get to the seaworld question. the video of the death of dawn

brancheau. it's being held by a judge. some are fighting to make that video public. is there a precedent for this? by law. by florida law, certainly it looks as though it could be released. >> under florida law -- >> but morally people are saying we don't want to see and we don't want the family to go through the sight of seeing this woman's death splashed all over tv screens and the internet. >> you have the florida -- the sunshine laws in florida. something becomes part of a criminal or an investigation by police it becomes a public record. in florida, they like everything public to be public which means the media has access to it. the media on the -- the family has concerns. we don't want this paraded and we don't want it thrown all over the internet for people to watch for entertainment value. so we understand that concern. there is precedent here because the autopsy of dale earnhardt jr., there were motions to seal that and that was sealed. so a judge could perhaps prevent the public from ever seeing this. now from the media perspective, you know, like the "orlando sentinel" is involved. they don't necessarily want to

show this video to the public, but they want to see the video so they can determine what really happened here. because there are conflicting reports and conflicting eyewitness reports on what exactly happened to this woman, to this trainer. so there some are valid concerns from the media and valid concerns, obviously, from the family and seaworld is sort of jumping on with the family saying it's our video. we don't want it disseminated out there as well. >> okay. thank you so much, vinnie politan with "in session." always a pleasure to have you here. >> right next door. >> we love it. just a short walk. okay. police at a florida middle school say a student -- this is unbelieve -- continued texting his friends just after allegedly punching and stomp on a teenage girl with his steel-toed boots until she was nearly dead. the 15-year-old boy attacked 15-year-old josie lou ratley outside their school last week. she's in the hospital in critical condition. the broward county sheriff says a text message from ratley

apparently enraged the teen and he texted back "i am coming over there and i'm going to snap your neck." the sheriff says after the attack -- remember after the attack this is, the teen sent another message to his friends that said "well, i guess i'm going to prison. i almost killed somebody." the incident apparently started after ratley loaned her phone to a 13-year-old girl. police say she's the one who pointed out ratley to the suspect. they later arrested that 13-yeaold girl and charged her as an accessory to attempted murder. ratley's aunt told hln's jane velez-mitchell that her niece barely knew the girl but wanted to help her. >> this little girl is just an acquaintance of hers, someone she was nice enough to lend the phone to and became a victim over, you know, an issue where -- one thing about my niece, i have to say. she's a very sweet, loving, caring person. and i'm not saying this because i'm her aunt.

i will say that she's an abnormal child in today's time because of all the violence that's out there. she actually id to the little girl you know, what are you doing with a 15-year-old boy? she played mother. meant no harm by it. d i -- at that point on, i don't know what else happened and how this boy got so angered and rode his bike three miles, okay, to meet with my niece and do what he did to her. i mean, i would think after three miles you would calm down. but he was enraged. and i just -- my family and myself, we're just beside ourselves. we just don't understand it. we're hoping this is just a bad dream and we're going to wake up. >> so far, ratley has had two surgeries, one to remove a piece of her school because of brain swelling and another to remove a blood clot. doctors say they're not sure about her long-term prognosis just yet. a canadian university has canceled a conservative

commentator's appearance. why school officials say they did not want ann coulter addressing students.

the family of a seaworld trainer is plead with a judge not to make videos of the deadly encounter public. media organizations argue the video is a public record and should be released. e judge hasn't made a final decision. he's keeping the videos sealed for the time being. so we want to know. do you agree with the court ghaerg relea barring the release of the video? richelle carey joins us now. people are saying i don't want to see this and i don't want my kids seeing it either. >> that's been the majority of the responses we've seen so far. most saying they don't see any purpose to releasing these videos. we'll share both sides nevertheless. let me share some comments from

my facebook page. here's a few. amanda wrote this. how is this video different from any other video that shows a horrible occurrence? seaworld is a public place and the people have a right to know exactly what went on there. annette says i think it's horrible that our society is so twisted that this is even an issue. it's ridiculous to cause this family more pain to satisfy people's sick curiosity. let this family mourn in peace. john paul says it's a state law, whether it be a law versus a human or a multimurderscene. it's the law. and even if it wasn't, don't act like you guys don't ever watch anything worse. and most of the time you pay money to see it. so jonpaul is telling people to look in the mirror there. peggy is calling us from texas. you are one of the few people that actually has reasons you think we should see the tape. go ahead. >> caller: i believe it shouldn't be blocked. she worked in a public place. cameras were filming all the time. they were filming the upside.

happiness, glory. why shouldn't they see the downside? this is a dangerous profession she was in. she made a choice to swim with whales. the accident was a human. it was a human mistake. it wasn't the whale. it all comes down to choices and consequences. we need to understand. our young people need to understand that sometimes bad things happen in any profession. but they should know that. they should know that it's not all upside. it's not all happiness. >> peggy, let me ask you this. i hear exactly what you're saying. but critics would say that we can comprehend all that without necessarily seeing the tape. >> caller: no, i don't think so. >> okay. >> caller: most people have to see something before they understand it. the written word, oh, yes, that gets through to some people. but some people have to have that shock value. >> okay, peggy. >> caller: they have to be shocked by what they see. look at 9/11.

>> no doubt it would be shocking. linda is calling from pennsylvania. linda, i think you don't agree. >> caller: i definitely do not agree. and for shock value, you can spend $7 to $10 at a theater for that type of shock value. i feel that this video should not be released. i fully stand behind the freedom of information act that gives us rights to speech and the freedom of the press, as are our rights in the foundation of our rights in the united states. but when this family has requested anonymity due to the content of such a most fortunate act that took their loved one's life, then we need to protect that family's rights. i feel that in cases like these, it should be the right of the individual and/or the family to supersede the law. and unless this is something that holds a threat to the welfare of the general population, the individuals or the family in situations like these, must be respected. >> i've been reading that it seems that concompromise they

may be working on is to allow certain members of the media just to see the video so that maybe they can write about what they saw as opposed to releasing the entire thing to the public. would something like that sit well with you? >> caller: that, you know, again it was a an unfortunate act and it is something that should be hidden. as the previous individual stated, part of her profession. but at the same time, these families have rights, and they have requested, where are those families' rights. >> linda, thank you for the phone call. should this video, this video of the trainer at seaworld being killed by a whale, should it be released to the public? is it simply to you a freedom of information issue or is it too much? do you think too much for the family to bear and maybe you think it serves no purpose at all? call us at 1-877-tell-hln. you can also e-mail us at cnn.com/hln or send us a text. hlntv. standard text rates apply. this is a good discussion.

christi, back to you. >> thank you richelle. now developments as georgia investigators look into sexual assault allegations against roethlisberger. find out if he'll have to give police a dna sample.

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going public. media outlets argue the video and pictures are public records since they were used by the police in their investigation and say the state's open records act requires they be made public. the judge is keeping the temporary injunction in place while he decides whether to make it permanent. we'd like you to weigh in on this. do you think this video should be released to the public? is it a freedom of information issue? or is this just too much for the victim's family to have to bear? call us at 1-877-tell-hln or e-mail us at cnn.com/hln. text the word views and your comment to hlntv or facebook us. christie paul hln or richelle carey, hln. morehan 900 pages of documents just released in the casey anthony investigation may reveal how close volunteers from the group equusearch came to finding caylee anthony's body. jean casarez is with us. i understand it's equusearch's

tim miller who gave a sworn statement. >> it's really important. that deposition is within all these papers. look at this. it's almost 1,000 pages of reading. and that's what discovery is all about. well, nestled in the middle of that is a deposition from timothy miller. he is the director of equusearch, nationally renowned search group. he says in this deposition that he went orlando. he got a call from cindy anthony. he went and bought a map. he went to the family's home. they were all there. let's show everybody what he says in this depositn. he says "well, apparently george went in and talked to casey and told casey that we were going to start searching fo other areas to go ahead and eliminate them. and i remember cindy was again not real happy. she wasn't being ugly then, but you could tell that her mood certainly took a terrible change and not for the better. george sat down at the table. i had that map and george said to casey, he said, casey, where do they need to start searching?

would you make a spot on the map? would you make an "x." would you make a spot on the map. cindy really got angry then. casey got up and went back to her room. and i looked at george and i think i just kind of threw my hands up. and i said you know, i'm sorry. we really didn't come to cause any trouble or something to that effect. and then cindy asked us to leave and it certainly wasn't a friendly way she asked us to leave." so that's part of the deposition from timothy miller, tim miller, texas equusearch. prosecutors will say parts of this are very relevant. then you have another side. and last night on nancy grace, leonard padilla, who was the bounty hunter in all of this. he spent a lot of time at the family home. he disagrees with the sworn deposition. take a listen. >> i'm not saying it couldn't have. it didn't. >> so you don't think there was ever a time that miller was there that your people were not there? >> absolutely not.

>> and christi, the sworn deposition by timothy miller was very specific. and when you have things that are very specific, and he really has no reason to lie in all of this, right? but very specific can lend to credibility. >> was there anything nels the document that really stood out to you? >> you know, there was. there were pages and pages from the equusearch searchers that search for the body. first of all, it's amazing how many of them were right there where the body ultimately was found. but i guess it makes sense because the family lived down the block, basically. but searcher after srcher corroborates there was so much water right where the remains were found. but there is one searcher that says that a friend of the family's private investigator came up to them saying that he had heard from someone. now this is hearsay upon hearsay that casey anthony's car was right along that street right off where the body was found with the trunk up and it was before any call was made that caylee was missing.

>> i want to move on real quickly to the seaworld documents and the pictures and video thateople are talking about today. they will -- the temporary injunction to keep those under seal was continued by the judge today. but we're asking people, should it be released, as some people, even animal activists are fighting to release this video. is there a precedent? under law, obviously, they could release this. but is there a precedent to do this when it's something as gruesome as this is going to be? what's the point in anybody seeing this? >> there's a law leaning towards not releasing it, at least right now or striking a compromise. dale earnhardt, the race car driver in florida, leading case in florida to say that autopsy photos are private. in the hearing today iwatched it. and there was even testimony about the destruction of the "challenger" and the audiotape when the challenger actually blew up. what happened was they released a transcript of it but never the actual audio recording. and it's the right of the public

to know versus the right of privacy. and the family of that young girl was in court today. very emotional. >> it is. at the end of the day, regardless of what you think about , people at least are remembering this family and what they went through. thank you, jean. we appreciate it as always. the california state medical board thinks the doctor who was present when michael jackson died should not be allowed to practice medicine in that state. court documents reveal next month the board will ask a judge to order dr. conrad murray to stop practicing while he's being prosecuted for involuntary manslaughter. the documents claim murray was reckless when he gave a lethal dose of propofol. the documents allege that jackson died from an overdose of that powerful anesthetic. they tried to have murray's medical license dus spended last month. the judge ordered murray not to use any anesthia on patients. when a child isn't physically able to keep up with other young athletes they often miss out on the opportunity of

being part of a team. there's a new sport everyone can play together. dr. sanjay gupta introduces us to sled hockey. >> reporter: matthew and christopher perry don't use skates to glide across the ice. after strapping on pads and a helmet, they sit down into a sled. they are here to practice sled hockey. the sport for both disabled and able-bodied athletes. >> always gives me a good workout. >> ready? >> reporter: the perry twins have mild cerebral palsy which affects their balance and strength. until now, team sports were just no fun. >> it's not only that they get to participate in a team sport. it's a sport that they can be good at. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: many team members have physical or mental disabilities. but on the ice, their able-bodied friends or siblings don't have much of an edge. >> they're all on the same level, playing, having fun together. that disability just kind of

fades away. >> the sport is new to most players. they are learning to pass, trying to score. sometimes falling. it's all part of the game. sled hockey builds upper body strength. also helps with coordination. but the twins aren't necessarily thinking about all that. >> i love speeding. >> reporter: spoken like a true member of the team. >> all right. right here. right here. >> reporter: for today's "health minute," i'm dr. sanjay gupta. >> isn't that awesome? you got to hand it to one jewelry store thief because he's got some nerve. right in front of everybody, the guy just is helping himself.

it is good to have you with us. police at a florida middle school say a student continued texting his friends just after allegedly punching and stomping on a teenage girl with his steel-toed boots until she was nearly dead. the 15-yoerld boy attacked 15-year-old josie lou ratley outside their school last week. she's in the hospital in critical condition right now. the sheriff says a text message message from ratley enraged the teen. he texted back "i'm coming over there and i'm going to snap your neck." the sheriff says after the attack the teen sent another message to his friends that red, "well, i guess i'm going to prison. i almost killed somebody." this incident apparently started after ratley loaned her phone to a 13-year-old girl.

police say she's the one who pointed out ratley to the suspect. they later arrested the 13-year-old and charged her as an accessory to attempted murder. ratley's aunt told hln's jane velez-mitchell that her niece barely knew the girl but wanted to help her. >> this little girl is just an acquaintance of hers, someone that she was nice enough to lend the phone to. and became a victim over, you know, an issue where -- one thing about my niece i have to say. she's a very sweet, loving, caring person. and i'm not saying this because i'm her aunt. i mean, i will say that she's an abnormal child in today's time because of all the violence that's out there. she actually said to the little girl, you know, what your doing with a 15-year-old boy? she played mother. and meant no harm by it. and at that point on, i don't know what else happened and how this boy got so angered and rode

his bike three miles, okay, to meet with my niece and do what he did to her. i mean iwould think after three miles you would calm down. but he was enraged. and i just -- my family and myself, we're just beside ourselves. we just don't understand it. we're hoping this is just a bad dream and we're going to wake up. >> doctors say they're not sure of ratley's long-term prognosis either. these are some of the first pictures we're getting of her after the attack. oprah winfrey met woman to woman with her former head mistress and that reportedly ended the defamation lawsuit against the talk show host. we're only told that the dispute had ended peacefully to everyone's satfaction. but here's what we know. the woman was head of winfrey's girls school in south africa during an abuse scandal in 2007. this woman sued when winfrey went public with the allegations and seemed to imply the head mistress was toblame. here's what she said back then. >> it is one of my goals in life to put child abusers, whether

they be in my home, whether they be in my workplace, or in this case, in the academy, to put them where they belong. and that is behind bars. >> the head mistress claimed the abuse allegations were never brought to her attention. she was later suspended and then fired from her job. the settlement heads off a trial that was supposed toegin in philadelphia next week. a new hampshire jewelry store owner still cannot believe the thief got away with it. a man snatching an $8,000 ring while the owner and a customer stood just a few feet away. it's all there in the security video. >> ridiculous. i don't know how else to describe it. very brazen. for the life of me, i can't understand how he didn't get caught or seen. >> police released the video in the hopes someone is going to recognize the guy and turn him in. some local officials want to take toys away from kids. they say they want to make youngsters healthier. find out why they think the toys

are part of the problem.

president obama will sign an executive order this afternoon ensuring the new health care overhaul does not change tight restrictions on federal funding of abortion. he promised the in order a last-minute deal to get support from democrats opposing abortion. current restrictions ban federal funds for abortions except in limited cases such as when a mother's life is in danger. an ohio man suspected of killing 11 women is in court today for a pretrial hearing. anthony sowell faces 85 charges, including murder, rape and kidnapping. police say the remachbs sowell's victims were found in his cleveland home and that seven of them still had string cord or wire wrapped around their necks. sowell has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity and could face the death penalty if convicted. pittsburgh steelers' quarterback ben roethlisberger will not be giving a dna sample to police. investigators have withdrawn the dna request saying they no longer need it. a 20-year-old woman claims roethlisberger sexually assaulted her at a nightclub in georgia earlier this month.

roethlisberger denies it, and he has not been charged with a crime. now earlier this month police said they were making plans to interview the quarterback. this is all compound by a complaint filed last year by a woman against roethlisberger in lake tahoe, nevada. she claims he sexually assaulted her at casino. in a statement, roethlisberger denied the assault took place saying he'd, quote, never, ever force myself on a woman, unquote. roethlisberger has won two super bowls and he's been -- since he's been with the pittsburgh steelers. a safety warning about baby slings has turned into a recall now. please listen up here. more than a million baby slings made by infantino are being recalled because of claims linking them to three deaths. federal officials say stop -- altogether stop using the slingrider and wendy balisimo slings for babies from newborn to 4 months old. babies can suffocate if they turn toward the parent. they can be smothered. the slings were sold at a lot of stores including walmart,

target, babies "r" us and amazon.com. if you contact infantino they'll replace it with another product but not a sling. earlier this month, federal safety officials warned about these bag-style slings. they didn't, at the time, name a particular brand. how about this for making fast food less appealing to kids? lawmakers in santa clara county, california, voted unanimously to consider banning some fast food restaurants from giving out toys with kids' meals. the president of the county board says it shouldn't stop there. >> the hope is that if we're able to get it approved and people can see the impact that other cities and other jurisdictions not only in santa clara county but throughout california would then undertake similar ordinances. >> i think the resources would be better spent in an area of education because, until we influence the people bringing the kids to mcdonald's, it doesn't matter whether you have a toy in there or not.

>> if approved, the ordinance would only apply to unincorporated parts of the county. the california restaurant association opposes it. oscar winner sandra bullock is not shopping for a divorce lawyer. her representatives tell cnn the stories that are circulating on the internet are not true. now she has cancelled several public appearances since news broke that her husband, a reality tv star jesse james, carried on an affair with a model while bullock was making the movie that won her the oscar. >> sandra learned about this from a tabloid from a tabloid only hours before the tabloid took the story public. you know, to sort of be ambushed in that way, she was completely stunned and she confronted jessie and left their home fairly soon thereafter. so it was a huge revelation, a huge upset and she acted pretty quickly. >> "people" magazine reports

james is spending most of his team with his three children from previous marriages. bullock's marital troubles and tiger woods sex scandal has joy behar wondering why do married men cheat? >> in this case, she's a good girl going for a bad boy, but he likes a bad girl and a good girl. he's such a hog. >> i think men, it's not just about the absence of intimacy. it's also true, it's also the kind of intimacy. vanilla just doesn't cut it. if they think there are other thin they haven't sampled -- >> i like the word sampled lik you're at a tap as bar. >> she said tapas bar. just so you get it right. sdwloo think about this an 18-month-old baby wandering away from his day care in austin, texas. how he got out and what happened to him. )a)a)a)a)a)a)a)a)a)a)a)aa

she made a derogatory comment. it set him off and pushed him over the edge. he made the comment back. i'm coming over there and i'm going to snap your neck. >> to think that he would break away from michael jackson to try to clean up the scene? >> it's disgusting, nancy. it is absolutely disgusting. you cannot help, but go through the what ifs. i can't help, but picture my

baby -- i'm sorry. we want ann! we want ann! and we want ann, those are canadians, by the way. great stories we're following today and we'll get to them shortly. i'm chuck roberts. thanks for looking in on hln "news and views." pictures that show the drowning death of a trainer at seaworld will not be made public now. a judge extended a restraining order, but he has not made a final decision. they collected the investigators and pictures investigating the death of dawn brancheau. her family appeared in court today and were very emotional as this was being argued. they're making a personal appeal for the judge to prevent the images from going public. media argues that videos and piques are public records and they were used by police in the investigation. the open records act requires they be made public. the judge is keeping the temporary injunction in place as

he decides whether to make it permanent. we'd love to know what you think on this. should the video be released to the public? is it a freedom of information issue? is it too gruesome? is it too much for the victim's family to have to bear? call us toll-free at 877-tell-hln or e-mail us at cnn.com/hln or text us at hlntv. standard text rates apply and you can weigh in on facebook and we hope you do. the doctor who was present when michael jackson died shrnt be allowed to practice medicine in the state. court documents reveal next month the board will ask the judge to order dr. conrad murray to stop practicing while he's being prosecutored for involuntary manslaughter. they claim dr. murray was reckless when he gave a lethal dose of propofol to the star. the county concluded michael jackson died from an overdose of the powerful anesthetic. prosecutors tried to have murray's medical science

suspended at a bail hearing last month. he was ordered not to use anesthesia on patient. we talked to vinnie politan, the host of "in session" on our sister network trutv. what is the attorney general? is he being asked by the medical board? >> jerry brown is asking for the license to be suspended in california. he's the one bringing this action against dr. conrad murray and some people are saying he's doing it because he's running for governor. this is an issue he's taken up for a while, going after doctors providing pills and potions to anyone who has some money who wants them. so that's dr. jerry brown doing it, but i don't know how much impact it will have on dr. murray. he's not practicing medicine in california anyway. >> they stripped him of his license. isn't that suggesting he's done something wrong? >> that's what the defense really is afraid of, that the court of public opinion will say, well, you know what? they took his license away. this guy did something wrong so when it's time for him to stand trial in his criminal matter that it may be held against him,

but ey have ways of sifting through jurors and finding 12 that can be fair and impartial. they don't think that's one strike against him. >> what do you think about the seaworld videos? what do you expect will happen? >> the state of florida has the sunshine laws and when police are involved in something and they use a piece of evidence it becomes a public record. generally speaking when police do that, that's why in all these cases coming out of florida, we learned so much about it and in this investigation you would normally get to see that video or the media would have access to it. the public would have access to it. years ago dale earnhardt, jr., when he died the autopsy -- >> earnhardt died not dale earnhardt, jr. >> i'm sorry. i'm not a nascar guy. when earnhardt died in the car crash, the autopsy results, they wanted to make them public and there was a fight there. the same lawyer who kept that sealed is attempting now to seal this video from being accessed

by the public through the media. so there is a chance that we may never see this and the media may never get their hands on it and obviously the concern is once it's out there, it's out there now. >> goes on the internet and lists forever and becomes viral and voyeuristic. the media has a legitimate concern. they wanto know what happened. we've heard discrepancy, some people say they saw x. some people say they saw y. they themselveses can view it and say this is what we saw in the video. >> real quickly, the burden is on the media to prove it should be released or those who want to keep it sealed? >> the media is looking for access to it now. the judge has now stopped it from being released so now it's up to the media to determine and convince the judge to release it. >> vinnie, thanks. good to see you. >> it's complicated stuff. >> very much is. thank you so much. when a child isn't physically able to keep up with other young athletes they often miss out on the experience of being part of a team.

there is a new sport that everybody can play together. in this edition of "the health minute" dr. gupta introduces us to sled hockey. >> reporter: math and you christopher perry don't use skates to glide around the ice. after strapping on pads and a helmet they sit down into a sled. they're here to practice sled hockey. the sport for both disabled and able-bodied athletes. >> always giving me a good workout. >> ready? >> the perry twins have mild cerebral palsy which affects their balance and their strength. until now, team sports were just no fun. >> it's not only that they get to participate in a team sport, it's the sport that they can be good at. >> reporter: many team members have physical or mental disabilities, but on the ice their able-bodied friends or siblings don't have much of an edge. >> they're all on the same level and all having fun together and the disability fades away.

>> reporter: the sport is new to most players. they're learning to pass, trying to score and sometimes falling. it's all part of the game. sled hockey builds upper body streth and also helps with coordination, but the suwyns aren't necessarily thinking about all that. >> i love speeding! >> reporter: spoken like a true member of the team. >> right here! right here! >> reporter: in today's "health minute," i'm dr. sanjay gupta. new developments after georgia investigators look into sexual assault allegations against steelers quarterback ben roethlisberger. hear if he'll have to give police a dna sample.

a judge in orlando is still extending that temporary

restraining order that keeps the imagency of a seaworld trainer being killed in orlando seaworld. this is our your views question of the day. do you agree with the court barring the release of the video in richelle carey has been listening and reading comments, too, and she joins us now. >> quite a few comment, chuck and most of the comments you are saying you do not see a reason, a purpose in releasing this video. most of you say that. not everyone, so we'll try to share as many comments as possible. gary, sarah and lee released -- gave us their comment, rather, to the hln views cam. so let's roll some of those. >> and in florida, please, don't release them. let this be a matter strictly for the family. it was hard engh for them to see it in the first place. they don't need for it to go over and over again. >> i think they should release the video. i mean, a lot of people should know and maybe say viewer discretion advised and that's really all. >> a lot of people are swimming

with taking tours and swimming with sharks and swimming with dolphins and so on and so forth, and i think they should be aware of the power of those animals. so i think releasing the video is a good thing. >> all right. liz in pennsylvania sent us a text. real simple. absolutely not. the video of the seaworld death should not be released to the public. she got that in a quick text. melissa sent us an e-mail. i would say that releasing this video of this woman being attacked would be wrong. to the courts, i understand, but why would we want to see this woman getting attacked? i feel like it would only embarrass her and make her family upset. i hope they don't make this public and all of my prayers go out to her and her family. rebecca sends this in, i get freed of of information laws in florida. however, it is not freedom offing anything to watch video of someone's horrible, violent death. if it was your loved one, please, florida, protect the

victim's dignity, rather. all right. andre is on the phone calling us from illinois. andre, you're one of the few people who thinks it should be released. why is that? >> caller: everyone has an emotional attachment to anyone here and everyone dies on earth and it's a terrible, terrible loss, but it happens all the time, people dying and people die in horrible ways. this is a horrific way to die, but again, you know, people were attacked by elephants and that was also a horrific thing and people die in car accidents, and it's shown on tv all of the time. everybody has a terrible experience with these things. >> andre, is that really shown on tv all of the time? on hln we have discussions about what's appropriate to show on television and often we are on the side of not showing those types of things on television. >> i believe it should be shown. look at the horrible things that happened in warren and that's shown on tv. >> thank you for your phone

call. i appreciate it. richelle carey is from where i'm pulling comments. it has nothing to gain by releasing the tape. the value of the tape is in the use of it as a training tool for the staff or researchers who deal with these animals. that's the first comment we've gotten like that. that's an interesting point. >> leslie says i believe the video contradicts the statements provided by seaworld and just like any other investigation the findings are public and these should be as well. >> marlene says truth even though it's about freedom of information. i think we should always put ourselves in the other person's shoes. releasing that video would be impossible for this family to move on, so, no, they should not release it. those are just some of your points on this. do you think this video should be released to the public? if so, let us know. if not, maybe you think it's just a freedom of information

issue, plain and simple or maybe you think it's too much for the family and friends of dawn branche brancheau. you see no purpose in releasing it. calls at 877-hln. maybe you can get your view into a quick text, try that as well, hlntv, standard text rates apply. chuck, this goes with one of the compromises that's maybe being worked on is to let the media look at it and then they can write about what they saw as opposed to releasing it to the public. >> a lot of people don't like the animal shows in general and that's why -- >> that's where the point of view is coming from. >> thank you. >> sure. a canadian university has canced a commentator's appearance. yet school says they didn't want ann coulter addressing students.

we just had some surveillance video just in. this is in suburban tampa. police are looking for a man they said robbed a motel nightclub, stabbing the clerk. hills borough deputy says this video shows that the suspect in action at the red roof inn monday night right by the state fairgrounds. you can see the man has a baseball hat, a knife confronting the clerk. he was demanding money. two got into a struggle and it ended up with the clerk being stabbed and the man ran offnd left behind the h and the knife. the clerk's in stable condition. the attacker may have been hurt as well during the scuffle.

conservative commentator ann koulter is always controversia but can she encite people to violence? colt coulter's speech at the school was canceled because organizers were afraid the event could get out of hand and hostile. here's what happened at her speech on monday. >> as a 17-year-old student of this university, muslim, should i be converted to christianity? second of all, since i don't have a magic carpet what other modes do you suggest? >> what mode of transportation? take a camel. >> let us in! let us in! the comment you heard earlier was made at university of western ontario. it prompted that protest university at the university of ottawa. outer said her comment was meant as satire. police at a florida middle

school said a student continued texting his friends after punching and stopping a teenage girl with his steel-toed boots until she was nearly dead. the boy attacked josie lou ratley in deerfield beach. she's in the hospital in critical condition. the broward county sheriff said the text enraged the team and he texted back i'm coming over there and i'm going snap your neck. the teen sent another message to his friends that said well, i guess i'm going to prison. i almost killed somebody. the incident started after ratley loaned her phone to a 13-year-old girl. polices said she's the one who pointed out ratley to the suspect. they laterrrested the 13-year-old and charged her as accessory to attempted murder. ratley's aunt says the niece barely knew the girl, but wanted to help her. >> this little girl is just an acaintance of hers, someone she was nice enough to lend the

phone to and became a victim over, you know, an issue where -- one thing about my niece, i have to say. she's a very sweet, loving caring person and i'm not saying this because i'm her aunt. i will say that she's aye an abnormal child in today's time because of the violence that's out there. she actually sd to the little girl, you know, what are you doing with a 15-year-old boy? you know? she played mother. and meant no harm by it and at that point on i don't know what else happened and how this boy got so angered and rode his bike three miles, okay, to meet with my niece and do what he did to her. i would think after three miles you would calm down. but he was enraged, and i just -- my family and myself we're just beside ourselves. we just don't understand it. we're hoping this is just a bad dream and we're going to wake up. >> so far ratley's had two surgeries.

one to remove a piece of her skull because of brain swelling and the other of a blood clot. doctors aren't sure of her long-term prognosis. pittsburgh steelers quarterback ben roethlisberger won't be giving a dna sample to cops. the investigators withdrew a dna request. they no longer need it, they said. a 20-year-old woman claims roethlisberger sexually assaulted her at a nightclub in georgia this month. roethlisberger denies it and he's not been charged with any crime. they were making plans to interview the quarterback. last year a woman filed a civil complaint against roethlisberger at a lake tahoe, nevada event. roethlisberger denied the assault took place saying he would never, ever force himself on a woman. a mississippi judge has made a decision in the case of the lesbian teen who wanted to take her girlfriend to the prom. what he ruled and whether his ruling changes the school's decision to cancel the prom.

pictures and videos that show the drowning death, the extended coverage of the drowning death of a whale trainer at seaworld will not be made public yet. a judge in orlando has a temporary restraining order that has it sealed, but it's not final. they're investigating the death of dawn brancheau last month. her family appeared in court and they were very emotional. they were making an appeal for the judge to prevent these videos from going public ever. media outlets argue the videos

and pictures are public records. they've been used by police in their investigation. they say that opens the open records act. the judge is keeping the temporary injunction in place and will decide whether to make it permanent. apparently they'll discuss it further outside of the public itself. we'd love to know what you think about it. is there any value in showing the video to the public? might it help the case against animal show, killer whale shows in general? is it a freedom of information issue? is it too much for the family to bear? these are gruesome pictures. call 877-hln. standard text rates apply and don't forget faceok, richelle carey, chuck roberts hln and christi paul as well. 800 pages of documents in the casey anthony investigation may reveal how vol close volunt

of equisearch came to finding caylee anthony. what have we learned from they equisearch comments that were revealed in the documents? was she about to tell them where the remains were? >> think you're talking about timothy miller. his sworn statement is included in that. he's the head of equisearch, texas equisearch, it's a national search agency and this was an interview, a sworn interview under penalty of perjury and that's why we should take this seriously. he talks that cindy anthony called him and asked him to come to florida. he went to florida and initially went and bought a map because he wasn't familiar with the orlando area. he went to the house. the whole family was there. let's show everybody what he says in this sworn interview. he says, quote, apparently george went in and talked to casy and told casey that we was going start searching for other areas to go ahead and eliminate them, and i remember cindy was not real happy. she wasn't being ugly then, but you could tell that her mood certainly took a terrible change, and not for the better.

george sat down at the table. i had that map and george said to casey, he said, casey where do they need to start searching? would you make us a spot on the map? would you make an x? would you make a spot on the map? cindy really got angry then. casey got up and went back to her room and i looked at george, and i think i just kind of threw my hands up and said, you know, i'm sorry we really didn't come to cause any trouble or something to that effect. cindy asked us to leave, and it certainly wasn't a friendly way she asked us to leave. that was sworn testimony. there is someone who disagrees with that who was in the home a lot, it's the bounty hunter, leonard padilla. listen to what he said to nancy grace last night. >> i'm not saying it couldn't have, it didn't. >> so you don't think there was ever a time that miller was there that your people were not there? >> absolutely not. >> all right. but chuck, the fact is it is very, very specific.

the whole purpose of timothy miller as a search agent. that's what he does and is the basis of the whole association. >> leonard padilla will be under oath testifying in this miller. did miller say casey anthony seemed engaged or disinterested? what was his characterization. >> in his sworn interview he said she acted disengaged. she didn't talk about searching. didn't talk about caylee, didn't mention her. that is histate of mind and that is something that possibly could come into the case. i think it would. >> what about this third hand account of someone witnessing casey's car at the site where caylee's remains were found. >> that is part of the discovery. get out your paper and pencil this, is a lot. one of the searchers, bill todd says he spoke with jim hoover who worked for the family at the time who said that he spoke with the young girl that lived in the area saying that before the 911 call was ever made that she saw casey's car, actually the

parents' car, very close to where the remains were ultimately found with the trunk up. that is hearsay upon hearsay upon hearsay. >> it's double secret hearsay. >> that's right. >> talk about the seaworld tapes. what do you think's going to happen in orlando. you have constitutional issues, the right of privacy versus the public's right to know. the attorney for seaworld, they own the tape and the copyright of the tape and one aspect of all of this is the modern day that we live in and if you release this tape we understand the principle to public access, but the reality of what happens in the media today, the risk is too high. we see what people do on the internet. and all sides in the end decided to remain with the tempora restraining order. they want to reach a conclusion that everyone can agree on. >> it's a tough call. >> thank you so much. appreciate it. concise ask comprehensive all at the same time. >> thanks, chuck. the california state medical

board dr. conrad murray should not bea, loued to practice medicine in the state. court documents reveal next month the board will ask the judge to order dr. maherry to stop practicing as he's being prosecuted for inval unary manslaughter. the documents claim he was reckless when he gave a lethal do of propofol to the superstar. the coroner concluded that michael jackson died as an overdose of the anesthetic. they tried to have his license pulled and a judge denied the request though he did order murray not to use anesthesia on patient sgloos pittsburgh steelers quarterback ben roethlisberger won't be giving a dna sample to police in georgia. his attorney tells cnn the investigators have withdrawn the dna request and no longer need it. a 20-year-old woman claims roethlisberger sexually assaulted her in georgia this month. roethlisberger denies it and has not been charged with a crime. earlier police were making plans to interview the quarterback. last year a woman filed a civil complaint against him in the

lake tahoe area and it's involving what she claims was a sexual assault against her in a casino. in a statement, roth lissbergy denied the assault took place, claiming he would never, ever force himself on a woman. roethlisberger has won two super bowls with the pittsburgh steelers. ann coulter disinvited in canada. the commentator's unique brand of satire doesn't work for one university. you have to hear what she had to say.

if it's something nobody wants to see aed to lore wandering around a drainage ditch through busy traffic. the boy slipped through a hole through a day care's fence. fortunately a motorist stopped

and spotted 18-year-old noah torres. he's okay, but his mom is pretty shaken up. >> as soon as she said he got out of the fence, that's when i mean like you said before -- you can't help, but go through the what ifs. i can't help, but picture my baby on -- i'm sorry. >> she said the day care fired two teachers who were supposed to be watching her son. a lesbian high school student in mississippi, the one who wanted to take her girlfriend to the prom won and lost in court yesterday. a federal judge ruling that, yes, the school violated constance mcmillen's first amendment rights when it canceled the prom for everyone. he still isn't forcing the school to schedule the prom because there's any time for it. a private prom is in the work, but mcmillen isn't sure she'll go. >> i think that the judge made a good decision because, i mean, i understand where he was coming from where we were an inconvenience to other people, but i'm glad that he did realize

that the school did violate my rights. >> there's this talk now of a private prom that's going to be held. do you want to be invited to it? >> yes. i mean, most of, like, people that i know are going to be there. so, you know, but i'm going to see the reaction from other people, like, at school and then i'll make my decision on whether or not i'm going to go because i'm not going to go somewhere where most people there hate me. >> mcmillen appeared on "the ellen degeneres show" and she was press eptsed a $30,000 college scholarship. oprah winfrey met wom woman-to-woman with her former head mistress and that ended a defamation lawsuit with the talk show host. it ended peacefully to everyone's satisfaction. the woman was the head of winfrey's girl school during a scandal three years ago. the woman sued when winfrey went public with the allegations and seemed to imply the head mistress was to blame. here's what she said back then. >> it is one of my goals in life to put child abusers, whether

they be in my home, whether they be in my workplace or in this case in the academy, to put them where they belong, and that is behind bars. >> the head mistress claimed the abuse allegations were never brought to her attention. she was later suspended and fired. the settlement heads off a trial that was supposed to begin next week in philadelphia. i'm a.j. hammer. this is a "showbiz tonight" news break exclusively on hln and this is the buzz today. jamie foxx bringing back laverne and shirley? what's that about? tv guide reports the oscar winner is working on a script to turn the classic '70s sitcom into a major movie. laverne and shirley creator gary marshall said laverne and shirley would be tougher ladies in the film including laverne getting a big letter l tattooed on her arm. scrubs gets scrubbed. zack brad, writes on his fa

facebook take the end is near after nine seasons. they added new cast member, but the ratings didn't hold up. >> he writes, quote, scrubs without j.d. is no more. it was worth a try, but a las, it didn't work. dancing with paula abdul. "entertainment weekly," the report says abdul would choreograph for flash mobs who show up out of nowhere in public locations. the folks behind the biggest loser are working on the show. >> that is your exclusive "showbiz tonight" news break. i'm a.j. hammer, make sure you join us at 11:00 p.m. eastern and pacific, on "showbiz tonight."

police at a florida middle school said a student continued texting his friends after allegedly punching and stomping a teenage girl with his steel-toed boots until she was almost dead. they say the 15-year-old boy attacked 15-year-old josie lou ratley outside a school in deerfield beach last week. she's still in critical condition. the text message from ratley

apparently enraged the teen, the boy, and then he texted i'm coming over there and i'm going to snap your neck. the sheriff says after the attack the teen sent another text to friends that read, well, i guess i'm going to prison. i almost killed somebody. the incident apparently began after ratley loaned her phone to a 13-year-old girl. police say she's the one who pointed out ratley to the suspect. they have arrested that 13-year-old and charged her as an accessory to attempted murder. ratley's aunt told hln's jane velez-mitchell her niece barely knew the girl, but wanted to help her. >> this little girl was just an acquaintance of hers, someone she was nice enough to lend the phone to and became a victim over, you know, an issue where -- one thing about my niece i have to say, she's a very sweet, loving, caring person, and i'm not saying this because i'm her aunt. i mean, i will say that she's an abnormal child in today's time because of all of the violence that's out there.

she actually said to the little girl, you know, what are you doing with a 15-year-old boy, you know? she played mother. and meant no harm by it and at that point on i don't know what else happened and how this boy got so angered and rode his bike three miles, okay, to meet with my niece and do what he did to her. i mean, i would think that after three miles you would calm down, but he was enraged, and i just -- my family and myself, we're just beside ourselves. we just don't understand it. we're hoping this is just a bad dream and we're going to wake up. >> doctors say they're not sure of her long-term prognosis. i'm jane velez-mitchell, and here's my issue. youth violence is out of control. here's another horrifying example. josie lou ratley, this beautiful 15-year-old is in a coma. look at her. doctors had to remove part of her skull. she was waiting for her bus when a 15-year-old boy allegedly,

viciously attacked her, pounding on her face, stomping on her head. this is the same school where students are accused of setting a classmate on fire. the police chief called it a culture of callousness, but he said cops are reactive. they can only catch the criminals. that doesn't help poor josie. we have to prevent these attacks. we need group therapy in schools. growing up involves trauma. if we don't give kids a place to discuss their sadness and their rage they are going to act it out especially when they're inundated with violence in movies and tv. when are we going to start teaching kids how to be peaceful? i'm jane velez-mitchell and that's my issue. >> don't miss "issues with jane velez-mitchell" every week night like tonight at 7:00 eastern here on hln. conservative commentator/fire brand ann koulter is always good copy, but can she encite people to violence?

the university of ottawa thinks so. the atlanta journal constitution says coulter's speech was canceled last night because of fears. organizers feared the event could get hostile. here's what happened at a speech in ontario on monday. >> as a 17-year-old student of this university, muslim, should i be converted ed ted to chris? second of all, since i don't have a magic carpet what other mode do you suggest? >> what mode of transportation? take a camel! next question? >> that was at the university of western ontario. it prompted this the following day at the university of ottawa. ann coulter said it was supposed to be satire. a bishop in ireland's resigned over the church's sex abuse scandal. bishop john mageeosted a statement today on the diocese's website and said i want to offer my sincere apologs to any

person who was abused by a priest during my time as bishop or any time, he gave his resignation two weeks ago and he has now accepted it. child abuse by catholic clergy is so widespread in ireland, the pope wrote a letter apologizing for it. a new hampshire jewelry store owner still can't believe the thief got away julie storeowner can't believe that the thief got away with it. the guy snatched an $8,000 ring as customers stood feet away and it is all there in security video. >> ridiculous. i don't -- you know how else to describe it. a very brazen. for the life of me can't understand how he didn't get caught on the scene. >> well, police puout the video, hoping somebody will recognize the thief and turn him in. starbucks will begin serving up something new to shareholders. the seattle-based coffee giant says it'll pay a 10 cent per share dividend to investors beginning next month. that's first time starbucks is paying a dividend and the company says it plans to pay quarterly dividends in the future. a safety warning about baby

slings' now turned into a recall. more than a million baby slings made by infantino are being recalled because of claims linking them to three deaths. federal officials say, stop using this slingrider and the wendy bellissimo slings. they say babies can suffocate that they turn toward their parent and then can be smothered. the slings were sold at many stores -- walmart, target, babies "r" us, amazon.com. if you contact infantino they will replace it with another product north a sling. earlier federal officials warned about these bag-style slings, but they never named a and then. now it's a recall. seems happy mealsake a california county kind of sad. why officials want to ban fast-food restaurants from putting toys in kid's meals.

she made a derogatory comment, it set him off. pushed him over the edge. he made the comment back "i'm coming over there and i'm going to snap your neck." >> to think that he would break away from michael jackson to try to clean up the scene? >> it's disgusting, nancy. it is absolutely disgusting. >> you cannot help but to know

the what if's. i can't help but to picture my baby. i'm sorry. >> we want ann. we want ann. just few of the stories we'll be talking about with you here in a couple of minutes. i'm christi paul. thank you so much for sharing your time with us here. we want to get to the pictures and the videos that show the drowning death of a whale trainer at sea world because they're not going to be made public just yet. this is the ruling today. an orlando judge is extending the temporary restraining order that keeps the images sealed but he hasn't issued a final decision here. police collected the videos and pictures while investigating the death of dawn brancheau last month. her family appeared in in court to appreciate the images from going public. the media outlet argue are public records since used by the police in their investigation, they say the state's open records act requires they be made public. the judge is keeping the temporary injunction in place

though while he decides whether to make it permit. because, obviously, a lot of concerns for the family and what in means for them and we want to know what you think. should the video be released to the packagublic? is it a freedom of information issue or you know what, is this too much for the victim's family have to bear? call us right now, 1-877-tell-hln. or e-mail us at cnn.com/hln. you can text the word "views" and your comments to hlntv. or facebook us, christi paul hln. and richelle carey hln. well, the california state medical board thinks the doctor who was present when michael jackson died should not be allowed to practice medicine in that state. court documents reveal next month the board will ask a judge to order dr. conrad murray to stop practicing while he's being prosecuted for involuntary manslaughter. the documents clai murriwas reckless when gave a lethal dose of propofol to the pop star. the l.a. coroner concluded jackson did die from an overdose of that powerful anesthesia. tried to have his medical

license suspended at a bail hearing last month. the judge did deny the request but did order dr. murray to not use anesthesia on patients. president obama will sign an executive order in just about 30 nutes now ensuring the new health care overhaul does not change tight restrictions on federal funding on abortion. promised the order in this last-minute deal to get support from democrats opposing abortion. current restrictions ban federal funds for abortions except in limited cases, such as when the mother's life is in danger. this signing is closed-door. but democrats concerned about the issue have been invited to attend there. listen to this one. police at a middle school say a student continued texting his friends just after allegedly punching and stomping on a teenaged girl with his steel-toed boots until she was nearly dead. attacked josie lou ratley outside of this school last week. she's still in the hospital in critical condition right now. the broward county sheriff says

a text message from ratley is what apparently enraged the teen, and he texted back "i'm coming over there and i'm going to snap your neck." now the sheriff says after the attack, the teen sent another message to his friend that read, "well, i guess i'm going to prison. i almost killed somebody." the incident apparently started after ratley lond her phone to a 13-year-old girl. police say she's the one who pointed out ratley to the suspect and they late arrested that 13-year-old charging her as an accessory to attempted murder but ratley's aunt told hln's jane velez-mitchell, her niece barl barely knew this girl but wanted to help her. >> this girl is an acquaintance of her. nice enough to loan her phone to. became a victim. one thing about my niece she's a sweet, caring person.

i'm not saying this because i'm her aunt. i'm going to say she's that normal time in today's time because of all of violence hoots out there. she actually said to the little girl, you know, what are you doing with a 15-year-old boy? you know, she played mother. and meant no harm by it. and i, at that point on, i don't know what else happened and how this boy got so angered and rode his bike three miles, okay, to meet with my niece and do what he did to her. i mean i would think after three miles you would calm down but he was engaged, my family and myself we are just beside ourself. we just don't continued. we're hoping this is just a bad dream and we're going to wake up. >> so far ratley's had two surgeries. these are some of the first pictures we're getting of her since this attack. one of those surgeries was to remove a piece of her skull because of brain swelling and another was to remove a clot, a blood clot.

doctors say they're not sure about her long-term prognosis that the point. okay. how about this idea for making fast food less appealing to kids? lawmakers in santa clara county, california, voted unanimously to consider banning some fast-food restaurants from giving out toys with kid's meals. the president of the county board says, you know what it shouldn't stop there. >> my hope is that if we're able to get it approved and people can see the impact that other cities and other jurisdictions not only in santa clara county, but throughout california, would then undertake similar ordinances. >> i think that the resources would be better spent in an area of education because until we influence the people bringing the kids to mcdonald's, you know it doesn't matter whether you've got a toy in there or not. >> if approved, the ordinance would only apply to unincorporated parts of the county. california restaurant association, by the way, opposes it. this is an alarming thing to see. a toddler just wandering around

a drainage ditch feet from busy traffic. what happened, the boy slipped through a hole in his day care's fence yesterday in austin, texas, yesterday apparently. thankfully a motorist spotted the little boy. he's okay, i'm happy to tell you but you can just imagine how shaken up his mom is about this. >> as soon as she said he got out of the fence, that's when -- i mean you can't, like you said before, you cannot help but to go through the what if's. i can't help but to picture my baby on -- i'm sorry. >> she says the day care fired the two teachers who were supposed to be watching her son. a canadian university has canceled a conservative commentator's appearance. why school officials say they didn't want ann coulter to address students.

well, businesses, big and small, are paying close attention to health care reform. and what it really means for their bottom line.

starbucks, for instance, is one company that wants to see the system changed. now the coffee giant says it spends more on health care than it does on coffee beans. cnnmoney.com's poppy harlow is in new york. boy, that's an image, poppy. >> reporter: yeah, it's hard to believe that starbucks spends more on the health care than the coffee they sell but it is the case. they spend $300 million a year providing health care. part of that is because it is a company unlike a lot of others that gives and offers health care insurance to its employees as after they've been there 90 days and if they work at least 20 hours a month. that's something you don't see in some other places, but the reason for it is interesting. we went to seattle. we sat down with the ceo, you see him there, howard schultz. one of the things that we talked about is health care reform. take a listen to his story. >> i grew up in brooklyn in the projects, which is sunset housing. my parents were great, work-class people, but at the same time you know as we grew up, i think realize that we were

not the privileged few. we were on the other side of the tracks. and i think what i felt as a kid anwhat -- and what stayed with me as i was trying to build starbucks was to ensure the fact that any insecurity or lack of respect that someone would feel as a result of where they came from should somehow be refined by how the company would treat its employees. and i just felt very strongly that we couldn't bring the company to where it needed to go if we did it on the backs of our people. >> thank you, mr. speaker. >> you know, given the fact that we'red in the middle of the health care debate, what i feel really proud of is we didn't turn our back our people. we kept the benefit and it will cost us almost $300 millionhis year. >> so what do you think, howard when you take a look at debate going on in washington right now

for more health care for more americans? >> the fact between 30 and 40 million americans don't have health insurance, in my view, is -- it's kind of the fracturing of humanity of our country. it doesn't feel right. there's no reason why we should be so far behind. >> so you spoke with the president. >> and i have spoken to the present. that this is a runaway train and we're on the collision course overtime if something doesn't happen. >> so there you can hear him saying that, although starbucks does offtherhealth insurance, it costs them dearly and that the system needs to change. now that interview, just a few days before health care reform passed in the house. and has now become law. but it's interesting to see what it means for the these companies. christi. >> yeah it is, all right. thank you so much, we appreciate it, poppy. >> reporte you got it. the drama over sandra bullock' marriage just keeps churning. "showbiz tonight's" a.j. hammer has details for us. prisoner to rider. why one young finds his calling

behind his bars and wants to pass that talent to others in this week's "leaders of heart." >> reporter: when he was 16 years old, dwayne betts was involved in a carjacking and sentenced to nine years in prison. >> it's hard to even grasp the exact moment in which i decided to throw a large part of my life away. >> reporter: turned to reading and writing as an escape. i could bring back pieces of the world that i had went to back into the jail cell. they became parts of my life and became parts of my life in the way they didn't help define me but helped define myself. >> reporter: director of the creative work shop betts is helping people realize the power of the written word. he hopes that students will learn from his example and choose a different path. >> what we try do is create an environment where the children get exposed to literature and how literature could give you a vision of the world that's bigger than anything that you could get on your own.

well, conservative tator ann coulter always controversial. the university of ottawa in canada thinkings so. "the atlanta-journal constitution" reporting that ann coulter's speech was canceled last night because organize ersz were afraid the event could get hostile. here's what happened during her speech on monday. >> as a 17-year-old student of

this university, muslim, should i be converted to christianity? second of all, since i don't have a magic carpet what other mo modes of transportation? >> what mode of transportation, take a camel. >> let us in. let us in! >> here are some of the protesters. it prompted this protest at university of ottawa university. coulter says her comment was meant as satire. lots of you reacting to this story today too and pretty one-sided. randall asks -- and marina says "coulter was just offended because someone called her out with restraint, respect and consideration. she's not a involve hate crimes,

as she is now claiming. she is a push aor of hate." strong responses so far. we would like you to chime in, what do you think about it? go to our facebook pages. richelle carey and chuck roberts have pages as well. a safety warning to show you too about baby slings. it's turned into a recall now. more than a million baby slings in fact made by infantino are being recalled because of claims linking them to three deaths. official safety officials say store, altogether, just stop using the sling rider, and wendy bellissimo swings for babies from newborn to 4 months' old. they say babies can suffocate, if turn toward the parent, they could be smothered. walmart, target, babies "r" us and amazon.com. if you contact infantino they will replace it with another product but not with the sling. federal officials warned about these baby bag-style slings but

didn't give a brand. sandra bullock's marriage trouble. a.j. hammer is in new york. one of the big shockers and i feel so bad for her, how she learned about her husband's alleged infidelity. >> yeah because you remember, christi, immediately after news broke that jesse james was allegedly cheating on sandra bullock for 11 months and including when she was shooting the film "the blind side" the one that she won the oscar for. everybody everywhere were saying there is no way that sandra could have known this was going on particularly given how she gushed about jesse james throughout the entire award season. well, "people" magazine is saying that the way sandra found out was from the magazine that broke the story. the tabloid magazine that was going to go live with this story about the cheating, they let her know about it just hours before they took it public. now another subject of a lot of speculation is exactly what the couple's going to do now about their shattereded marriage. "people" magazine does quote a friend of sandra's of saying "at least for right now, sandra needs time to grieve and process what has happened.

however, a friend of jesse's tells "people" he desperately wants to stay with sandra. he's saying the only thing that's important to jesse in the whole wide world is that his family comes back together. he'll do whatever that takes. and of course, christi, let's keep in mind, that family is now an extended family, including the three children that jesse james already has, three kids that have become a big part of sandra bullock's life. >> yeah a lot of people looked at them -- not that this matters necessarily, but always kind of pictured them as an odd couple. >> yeah. >> knowing what jesse james was like before. >> yeah, and "people" magazine spoke with a friend of theirs, who says, apparently, they're not surprised that sandra did not have jesse james' number. told "people," quote --

and, christi, when you hear that, take the celebrity factor out of it, tha sounds exactly like any couple that goes through this type of a difficulty when there's infidelity involved. it's just a sad reality of life. and you know we're all waiting to see what in fact, is going to happen. but as far as i'm concerned sandra bullock deserves all the time that she needs to figure this out and figure out what's best for her and her relationship with jesse. >> amen, a.j. >> and these kids. so coming up on "showbiz tonight" we'll have much more of these shocking, new revelations into sandra bullock's heartbreak. see you back here at 11:00 p.m. eastern and pacific on hln for "showbiz tonight." >> all righty, we'll see you then, a.j. thank you so much. >> you got it. well, a judge is still deciding ether video showing the death of a trainer at sea world should be made public. we want to know what you think, share yoing your views on hln i just a moment. stay close.

we want to share with you that we're just learning a delaware pediatrician accused of molesting more than a hundred children have pleaded not guilty. this is dr. earl bradley, arraigned today and faces more than 420 criminal charges that include rape, sexual exploitation of a child, unlawful sexual contact, continuous sexual abuse, assault and reckless endangering. bradley was arrested in december and is being held on a nearly $3

million bail. well, pictures and videos that show the drowning death of a whale trainer at sea world will not be made public just yet. an orlando judge extending the temporary restraining order now that keeps the images sealed. he hasn't issued a final decision, though, but police collected the videos and pictures while investigating the death of dawn brancheau last month. her family was in court today to make a personal appeal to the judge to prevent the images from going public. now media outlets argue the videos and pictures are public records since used by police in their investigation and they say the state's open records act requires they be made public. the judge though is keeping the temporary injunction in place while he decides whether to make it permanent. and we'd like you to weigh in on this, do you think this video should be released to the public at all? is it a freedom of information issue here? or is this just too much for the victim's family to bear? call us at 1-877-tell-hln or e-mail us at, cnn.com/hln. text the word "views" and comments to hlntv. or facebook us, christi paul hln. and richelle carey hln.

chuck roberts has a page too. the california state medical board thinks that the doctor who was present when michael jackson died should not be allowed to practice medicine in that state. court documents are revealing that next month the board is going to ask a judge to order dr. conrad murray to stop practicing medicine. the l.a. county coroner concluded jackson did die from an overdose from the powerful anesthetic. prosecutors tried to have murray's medical license suspended. a judge denied the request, though, but he did order murray not to use any anesthesia on patients. >> a california attorney general and candidate for governor, jerry brown, made the court filing for the medical board and a short time ago i talked about his role in the case vinnie politan who is host of "in session" on our sister network trutv. >> he's really been proactive in talking about all of these

doctors and prescription shopping and all of that so that's been a big issue for jerry brown as attorney general and that's part of the reason i think he's doing that, part of it is politically motivated. it gives him a headline. we're talking about it. a lot of people are talking about it. but for dr. conrad murray, he's not really practicing in california. that's not where his day-to-day practice is. so -- >> in texas, right? >> texas and nevada as well. so it's not going to impact him that way. but where it impacts him is in the court of public opinion. and that is the real concern for dr. conrad murray here. >> that was my question. in terms of jurors, once they sit down in this courtroom, what is the bearing, i guess? what's the connection. >> what it is, it it is the headline today, they're talking about it, taking away, yanking away his license and if his license gets yanked away well, he did something wrong. you go from point a to point b. if a judge has already said he's done something wrong and has taken away his license, and the attorney general's after him it doesn't help him so you've got to find jurors now, if, in fact,

this is the way it plays out, can put this aside. >> this is an unprecedented case and the scope of it because it is involving michael jackson obviously. is there a precedent, is it common for a doctor who is under this kind of scrutiny to have his license pulled before he's even been convicted? because we need to point out that this man's not convicted of anything. >> absolutely, it's two different jurisdictions you're talking about, your license to practice law, versus your liberty. your ability to do whatever you want. to walk around the streets of california or walk around anywhere else. if, in fact, they take his license away okay he can't practice medicine in california and it's a different level of burden of proof. in a criminal case to prove that he did something here illegal and criminal, it's a reasonable doubt. to take away his license it's much less of a burden. will he fight this? probably not because he doesn't practice in california anyway and i doubt he wants to speak about this before he gets in front a criminal judge in a criminal court. >> by the way, the state medical board will make its argument to a jij at murpry's next hearing

which soapril 5th. the ohio judge presidied ovr the case of a suspected serial killer says she's considering barring the media from future proceedings because journal itches are interfering with the trial. anthony sewell was in court today there, h is, facing will 85 charges including rape, murder and kidnappingp his lawyers told the judge they will not be ready for the trial on june 2nd because have not received evidence from the police or the coroner. remains of sewell's victims were found if his cleveland home. 7 of them still had string cord or wire wrapped around their necks. faces the death penalty if he's convicted. well, a florida hotel clerk is in the hospital arch someone tried to rob him. check out this surveillance video. it's in suburban tampa. sheriffs deputies say the suspect stabbed the clerk and then ran away. and they're looking for him right now but he's described as being 5'9", in his early 20s. he's also left some evidence behind including a baseball cap,

a six-inch knife and a black leather tennis shoe. the clerk, by the way, is in stabile condition. and we've learned former new york mets' pitch ever dwight gooden was arrested after a k cared whicar accident in new jersey. gooden has a long history of drug, alcohol and domestic abuse-related arrests. he's facing a long list of charges now, include a dui, endangering the welfare of a child and leaving the scene of an accident. we don't know, though, whether anyone was hurt. pittsburgh steelers' quarterback ben roethlisberger will not be giving a dna sample to georgia police. his attorney tells cnn investigate office have withdrawn that dna request, saying they no longer need it. a 20-year-old woman claims roethlisberger sexually assaulted her at a nightclub in georgia earlier this month. roethlisberger denies it, hasn't been charged with the crime, point out. earlier this month, though, police said they were making plans to interview the quarterback.

now, this is all compounded by a civil complaint filed by a woman last year against roethlisberger in lake tahoe, nevada. in it, she claims he sexually assaulted her at a casino. in a statement roethlisberger denied the assault. took place, saying he would "never, ever force myself on a woman." roethlisberger has won two super bowls with the pittsburgh steelers. you know, you've got to hand it to when jewelry store thief. he's got some nerve. right in front of everybody there. the guy's just helping himself.

police at a florida middle school say a student continued texting his friends just after

allegedly punching and stomping on a teenaged girl with his steel-toed boots until she was nearly dead. the 15-year-old boy attacked 15-year-old josie lou ratley outside of the school last week. she's still in critical condition here. the broward county sheriff says a text message from ratley apparently enraged the teen and he texted back "i'm coming over there and i'm going to snap your neck." the sheriff says after the attack the teen sent another message to his friends that read, "well, i guess i'm going to prison. i almost killed somebody." the incident apparently started after ratley lond her phone to a 13-year-old girl. police say she's the one who pointed out ratley to the suspect and they later arrested that 13-year-old charging her as an accessory to attempted murder. now ratley's aunt told hln's jane velez-mitchell her niece barely knew this girl but wanted to help her. some the first pictures that we're getting of ratley since this attack, and doctors say they're just not sure about her long-term prognosis at this point.

>> i'm jane velez-mitchell. and here's my issue. youth violence is out of crow. here's another horrifying example. josie lou ratley. this beautiful 15-year-old is in a coma. look at her. doctors had to remove part of her skull. she was waiting for her bus when a 15-year-old boy allegedly, viciously attacked her, pounding on her face, stomping on her head. this is the same school where students are accused of setting a classmate on fire. the police chief called it a culture of callousness, but he said cops are reactive. they can only catch the criminal that doesn't help poor josie. we have to prevent these attacks. we need group therapy in schools. growing up involves trauma. if we don't give kids a place to discuss their sadness and their rage they are going to act it out especially when they're inundated with violence in movies and tv. when are we going to start teaching kids how to be peaceful? i'm jane velez-mitchell and that's my issue.

>> now what else does jane have on her mind? watch "issues" with jane velez-mitchell every weeknight at 7:00 east right here on hln. that reportedly ended a defamation lawsuit against the talk show host. now we're only told that the dispute has ended peacefully to everyone's satisfaction but what else we do know. the woman was head of woprah winfr winfrey's school. the woman sued when oprah winfrey went public with the allegations. here's what she said back then. >> it is one of my goals in life to put chide abusers whether they be in my home, whether they be in my workplace or in this case in the academy to put them where they belong. and that is behind bars. >> now the head mistress claimed the abuse allegations were never brought to her attention. she was later suspended and then fired from her job.

the settlement heads off to trial that was supposed to begin in philadelphia next week. you know spring break usually means just some fun. too much of that, though, can lead to some serious problems. the best way to protect yourself from the sun may be sunscreen, but what are all of those spfs really mean? we're going "beyond the surface" to find out. >> there's a general myth that if you use higher and higher spf that somehow you're not going to get burnt. once you get to about spf 15, you're protecting yourself from about 94% of uva rays. when you get up to spf 30, you're protecting yourself from about 96% of uva rays. if you get higher and higher numbers it gets a little bit better but difference is only a bit of 1%. it's much more important to focus on how much it is being used. none of us are applying enough sunscreen. about a shot glass full. that's a lot of sunscreen. all over your body about half an hour before you go out and reapply it every time that you

think that it may have come off. that's much more important these days in whether you are using spf 30, 40, 50, 60, or even higher.

president obama signed an executive order behind closed doors just a short time ago ensuring the new health care overhaul does not change tight restrictions on federal funding of abortion. he promised the order in this last-minute deal to get support from democrats of opposing abortion. except in cases when a mother's life is in danger, limited cases there. you know more than a dozen states are planning to challenge the new health care law. and at the front of the pack is virginia. today the state's governor will sign a law that outlaws the federal government from forcing people to buy health insurance. the new federal mandate requires all americans buy health insurance by the year 2014. remember. well virginia's attorney general says the new law is unconstitutional because it violates state's rights. obviously, a long way to go bere we figure this all out. a lesbian high school student in mississippi who wanted to take her girlfriend to the prom kind of won and lost in court yesterday. first of all, a judge ruled the

school did violate contance mcmillen's right to the dance when canceled it for everyone but is not forcing the school to hold the prom because at this point enough time to plan it. a private prom is in the works but mcmillen is not even sure she will go. >> i think that the judge made a good decision because i mean, i understand where he was coming from. i am glad that he realized that did violate my rights. >> there is a private prom going to. do you want to be invited to it. >> most people that i know are going to be there but i'm going to see the reaction from other people, like at school and that'll make -- that'll make my decision on whether or not i'm going to go because i'm not going to go somewhere that i feel like most people there hate me. >> mcmillen's appeared on "the ellen degeneres show" where she was presented with a $30,000 school scholarship.

the man snatched an $8,000 ring while the owner and the customer stood, literally a few feet away. it's all right here in this security video. >> it's ridiculous. i don't -- you know how else to describe it. very brazen. i, for the life of me, can't understand how he did not get caught or seen. >> police put out that video hoping somebody will recognize the thief and turned him in and although you may have noticed you really never saw his face. you saw another side of him. i don't know how you are going to identify that! all right, there is another way to access your voicemail even if you can't listen to it. hln money expert clark howard has more about this new service. >> okay i've been testing something for a while that i have found absolutely neat. it's one of those betas, meaning it's being tested. and i'm one of the guinea pigs testing it out. it's called ribit mobile. check it out at ribit.com. it's ribbit.com.

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hln "news and views" as he hpts you save more, spend less and avoid getting ripped off. you know people in tennessee may soon have to pass an english-only exam only to get a driver's license. the bill was passed by a committee and is now heading to state senate. supporters the bill say it is meant to keep the roads safe but a lot of critics say it is intolerant.3 >> all signs are not printed in korean, not printed in japanese, they're not printed in spanish. so all road signs are printed in english. >> from the point of view of the catholic church, this is a human right issue. that is, on the face of it a certain group of people are being singled out on the basis of race, color, or national origin simply because of their lack of fluency in english. >> now, the original version of the bill would have required just a written version of the test. now it would require the entire test be in english. we have a safety warning to share with you about baby slings because the warning has turned into a recall. more than 1 million baby slings

made by infantino are being recalled because of claims linking them to three deaths. federal safety officials say stop using the sing rider and wendy bellissimo slings for baby. the babies can suffocate. the slings were sold at a lot of stores including walmart, target, babies "r" us. if you contact infantino, they will replace it but with another product, no the a sling. federal safety officls warned about these bag style slings. only hours before the rest of the world found out, academy award winner sandra bullock learned her husband was cheating on her. how she reacted to the bombshell about jesse james.

she made a derogatory comment, it set him off, pushed him over the ge, he made the comment back, i'm coming over there and i'm going to snap your neck. to think that he would break away from michael jackson to try to clean up the scene? >> it's disgusting, nancy. it is absolutely disgusting. we cannot help but picture

my baby. i'm sorry. we want ann. we got a lot going on. this is hln "news and views." some of the stories we're covering this hour and all afternoon. welcome again to everybody. let's get to our lead story. a delaware pediatrician has pleaded not guilty to accusations of molesting more than 100 children. dr. earl bradley was arraigned today. he faces more than 470 separate criminal charges including rape, sexual exploitation of a child, unlawful sexual contact, continuous sexual abuse. he was arrested in december and is being held on nearly $3 million bail. former mets pitcher dwight gooden arrested after a car wreck in new jersey. police say he was driving under the influence of drugs with a child in the car when he crashed yesterday. gooden has a long history of

drug, alcohol, and domestic abuse-related arrests. he's facing a long list of charges, including a dui charge, endangering the welfare of a child, leaving the scene of the accident. we don't know if anyone was hurt. pictures and video that is show the drowning death of a whale trainer at seaworld will not be made public just yet. an orlando judge is extending the temporary restraining order that keeps the images sealed. this decision is not final. police collected the videos and picture investigating the death of dawn brancheau last month. her family appeared in court to make a personal appeal for the judge to prevent them from going public. media outlets argue these were public records that were used by the police in their investigation. they say the state's open records act requires they be made public. the judge is keeping the temporary injunction in place as he decides whether to make it permanent. police at a florida middle school say a student continued texting his friends just after allegedly punching and stomping a teenaged girl with steel-toed boots until she was nearly dead.

they say the 15-year-old boy attacked 15-year-old josie lou ratley outside their school last week. she's in critical condition. the broward sheriff says the text message from ratley apparently enraged the teen. he texted back, i'm coming over there and i'm going to snap your neck. the sheriff says after the attack the teen sent other message to his friends that read, well, i guess i'm going to prison. i almost killed somebody. the incident apparently started after ratley loaned her phone to a 13-year-old girl. police say she's the one that pointed out ratley to the suspect. they later arrested that 13-year-old. ratley's aunt told hln's jane velez-mitchell that her niece barely knew the girl but wanted to help her. >> this little girl is just an acquaintance of hers, someone she was nice enough to lend the phone to, and became a victim over, you know, an issue where -- one thing about my niece i have to say, she's a

very sweet, loving, caring person and i'm not saying this because i'm her aunt. i mean i will say that she's an abnormal child in today's time because of all the violence that's out there. she actually said to the little girl, you know, what are you doing with a 15-year-old boy? you know, she played mother. and meant no harm by it, and at that point on ion't know what else happened and how this boy got so angered and rode his bike three miles, okay, to meet with my niece and do what he did to her. i would think after three miles you would calm down, but he was enra enraged. and i just -- my family and myself, we're just beside ourself. we just don't understand it. we're hoping this is just a bad dream and we're going to wake up. >> so far ratley has had two surgeries. doctors say they're not sure of her long-term prognosis. update for you on a story we've been following. dramatic improvements in the case of michael brewer.

that's michael brewer who went to the same school in deerfield beach in florida. in october he was burned over two-thirds of his body. three classmates doused him with alcohol and set him on fire. they have been charged with attempted murder. take a look at new pictures of brewer at a family picnic. he's well enough to play a game of catch. our sister network cnn is working to get an update on his physical therapy and whether he has to have any more surgeries. do you think the video that is show the drowning death of the seaworld trainer should be made public? "your views" next on hln.

a new search in the natalee holloway case is on hold for now. aruban authorities have the underwater photo and they say a police diving team is getting ready for a search. they want to make sure they're investigating the very spot where the picture was taken by a vacationing american couple in october. they noticed what appeared to be a skeleton in the photo. some wondered if it might be

holloway who disappeared five years ago in aruba. no one has ever been charged in her disappearance. media groups aring a the videos are public record and should bereleased. the judge hasn't made a final decision but he's keeping the video sealed for now. it's our "your views" question today. should the video be released. i think richelle and i are pretty safe in saying most people think, no, they shouldn't. is that fair? >> that's absolutely fair. most people say no. some people are making interesting points who say it should be released. let me share some texts with you. people went to hlntv to get their tekxt to us. neto sent this, yes, the video should be made public to promote awareness of the pros and cons of incarcerating wild animals for, quote, research purposes. the common theme for most people who say it should be released,

they're the people saying i don't like the idea of animals being in captivity. no, the video should be destroyed. >> i think it's terrible to let the video of someone's death go public. it's disrespectful and wrong. liz wrote this. absolutely not. the video of the seaworld death should not be released to the public. let's talk about this now. harry is calling us from florida, and you're one of the people who says this video should not be made public. why not? >> caller: i do not believe, watching all the news about it, that dawn would have wanted this to be broadcast because, number one, right off the bat i don't think she would want the whale to be blamed for it, and i feel she would have thought no, don't put it on nationwide, worldwide tv. that's about the main comment i

have, and i thank you for calling me. >> i thank you for calling us very much, harry. thank you. let me share some more comments. these are from my facebook page. richelle carey hln. we'll roll sound first. >> i feel that the family should have the right to block the public from seeing it. i know they probably would like to see it to prevent it from happening again and also probably make it to where they don't keep these animals, you know, caged up so to speak. that's my opinion. i feel that the family should have the right. >> please don't relse them. let this be a matter strictly for the family. it was hard enough for them to see it in the first place. they don't need for it to go over and over again. >> i think they should released video. i mean, a lot of people should

know and maybe just say viewer discretion advised and that's really all. >> a lot of people are swimming with -- taking tours and swimming with sharks and swimming with dolphins and so on and so forth. i think they should be aware of the power of those animals so i think releasing the video is a good thing. >> some people think that we could learn something from it, but then others are saying if the video is out there, there's absolutely no control over how it's disseminated especially with the internet being an option. richelle carey hln, tina sent this. if i were part of this woman's family i would not want the video shown. i think her family should be able to decide what this video does. i couldn't imagine watching my loved one killed. got another tina who sent in a comment. the general public's right to have it publicized does not outweigh the right of loved ones and seaworld to keep the tape private. seems simple. suppress it forever. diane says, yes, it is a freedom, but with this right of freedom comes responsibility.

let's take the responsible and considerate approach and keep the recording private. jermaine sent us an e-mail. it's sad her family has to go through this hard and unfortunate situation, but what about the families that have lost a loved one and the news shows it over and over? there is no difference. it's all sad and the public has the right to know. so jermaine is talking about the freedom of information basically. so what do you think? is this simpleson a simply an i freedom of information or do you think her family's wishes matter and the tape should not be released because you think there's nothing to be gained from it except maybe hurting her family and friends? call us at 1-877-tell-hln. send us an e-mail cnn.com/hln or send us a text. hlntv. standard text rates apply. interesting points of view, chuck. >> i like the call mother said that dawn would not have wanted the whale blamed. >> i think that's the only point of view we've had like that today.

that's harry. >> thank you, hishl. an 18-month-old baby wanders away from daycare in austin. where is he? how he got out, what happened to him, and who is getting the blame.

a lesbian high school student in mississippi, the one who wanted to take her girlfriend to the prom, won and lost yesterday in court where a federal judge ruled that the school violated constance mcmillen's first amendment rights canceling the dance for everyone, but he's not forcing the school to hold the prom

because at this point there's not enough time to plan one. a private prom is in the works but th her attorney next to her mcmillen says she isn't sure she'll go. >> i think that the judge made a good decision because, i mean, i understand where he was coming from where it would inconvenience other people, but i'm glad that he did realize that the school did violate my rights. >> there's this talk now of this private prom that's going to be held. do you want to be invited to it? >> yes, i mean, most of the people i know are going to be there, so, you know, but i'm going to see the reaction from other people like at school and that will make my decision on whether or not i'm going to go because i'm not going to go somewhere where i feel like most people there hate me. >> she also appeared on the ellen degeneres show where she was give a $30,000 college scholarship. how about this idea for making fast food less appealing to kids? lawmakers in santa clara county, california, voted to consider banning some fast food restaurants from giving out toys with kids' meals. the county board president says

it shouldn't stop there. >> the hope is that if we're able to get it approved and people can see the impact, that other cities and other jurisdictions not only in santa clara county but throughout california would then undertake similar ordinances. >> i think the resources would be better spent in an area of education because until we influence the people bringing the kids to mcdonald's, you know, it doesn't matter whether you get a toy in there or not. >> if approved the ordinance would only apply to unincorporated parts of the county. the restaurant association in california opposes this. not what anybody wants to see. a toddler wandering around a drainage ditch just a few feet from busy traffic. he slipped through a hole in the daycare center's fence yesterday in austin and fortunately a motorist spotted 18-month-old noah torres, stopped by, took him back to the day car. he's okay but as you can imagine, his mom is pretty

shaken up. >> but as soon as she said he got out of the fence, that's when -- i mean like you said before, you cannot help but go through the what ifs. i can't help but picture my baby -- i'm sorry. >> she said the daycare center had fired the two teachers who were supposed to be watching her son noah. a safety warning about baby slings has turned in a full-fledged recall. more than 1 million baby slings made by intafaninfantino are be reca recalled. they say babies can suffocate if they turn toward the parent. they can be smothered. these slings were sold at walmart, target, babies "r" us, and amazon.com. if you contact infantino we will replace it with another product. earlier this month federal officials warned about these bag-style slings but they didn't name any brands. the california state medical board thinks the doctor who was

present when michael jackson died should not be allowed to practice medicine in the state. court documents reveal next month the board will ask a judge to order dr. conrad murray to stop practicing while he's being prosecuted for involuntary manslaughter. the documents claim murray was reckless when he gave a lethal dose of propofol to the pop superstar. the l.a. county coroner concluded michael jackson died from an overdose of the % popperful poppewerful anesthetic. prosecutors tried to have his medical license pulled. a judge denied that request but he ordered murray not to use any anesthesia on patients. there is a number that can have a huge impact on our lives and most of us don't know a thing about it. ines is here with more top tips on our credit score. >> if you have tried to get a loan for anything, you know the better your credit score, the better that your chances are. so experts are saying that you really have to make sure that your credit score, your fico credit score is 720 or higher to get better terms on loans. so it's really important to know

what can kill your score. what can kill your score? let's take a look. not paying bills on time or defaulting on loans. you can redeem yourself if you keep making payments on time though. closing old accounts can drop your score. that's because if you shut down a credit card account, the total amount of your available credit is lowered and your balance looks much larger in comparison. also, every time you open a new account your score drops a few points. that's because you look riskier to the credit bureaus, chuck. >> i had no idea. every time you get a new credit card it drops it a notch, huh? >> a little bit. >> now, how long do so-called dings last? how long does your score take a hit? is. >> look, as far as most negative credit usually remains on your credit report for a maximum of seven years. if you file chapter 7 bankruptcy, it's ten years. if you file for a chapter 13 bankruptcy, your information is there for seven years. if you consistently pay your

credit card bills on time you will see positive information indefinitely. make sure to get a copy of your credit report from all three credit bureaus once a year. the website to go to is annualcreditreport.com. it's important to get that copy because a lot of times you may see some errors there and so you want to clarify if your credit score is better. >> absolutely you do. it's your life. the threshold is mid-700s? >> 720 is a great number to have. i mean, that's good. that's a good number. >> so check your cholesterol and check your fico score. thank you. only hours before the rest of the world found out, sandra bullock learned her husband was cheating on her. find out how she reacted to the bombshell about jesse james. d

a delaware pediatrician accused of molesting more than 100 children has pleaded not guilty. dr. earl bradley was arraigned today. he faces more than 470 criminal charges. including rape, sexual exploitation of a child, unlawful sexual contact, continuous sexual assault, abuse. he was arrested in december is being held now on an almost $3 million bail. pick tuesday and video that is clearly show the drowning

death of the whale trainer at seaworld will not be made public yet. an orlando judge has extended the temporary restraining order that keeps the images sealed, but the decision isn't final. police collected the videos and pictures as it investigated the death of dawn brancheau. her family appeared in court today to make a personal appeal for the judge to prevent them from going public. media outlets argue these videos and pictures are public records. they were used by police in an investigation. they say the state's open records act requires they be made public. while the judge is keeping the temporary injunction in place while he decides whether it should be made permanent. and we want to know what you think. should this video ever be released to the public? is there a need to know? would it help people take a good judgment call on whether killer whale shows are right or just money makers? is it too much for the victim's family to have to bear? there's a lot of dimensions to this. call us toll free 1-877-tell-hln.

e-mail us at cnn.com/hln or text us at hlntv. the california state medical board believes the doctor who was present when michael jackson died should not be allowed to practice medicine in the state. the court documents reveal that next month the board will ask a judge to order dr. conrad murray turn in his license to practice while he's being prosecuted for involuntary manslaughter. the documents slam myrclaim mur reckless. the coroner concluded jackson died of an overdose of propofol. prosecutors tried to have his medical license suspended and a judge denied their request but he ordered murray not to use any anesthesia on patients. police at a florida middle school say a student continued texting his friends just after allegedly punching and stomping a teenage girl witsteel-toed boots until sheas nearly dead. they say the 15-year-old attacked josie lou ratley

outside the middle school. a text message from ratley apparently enraged the teen. he texted i'm goinging over there, i'm going to snap your neck. the sheriff says after the attack the teen sent another message to friends that read, well, i guess i'm going to prison. i almost killed somebody. the incident apparently started after ratley loaned her phone to a 13-year-old girl and police say she's the one who pointed out ratley to the suspect. they have arrested that 13-year-old and charged her as an accessory to attempted murder. ratley's aunt told hln's jane velez-mitchell her niece barely knew that girl but just wanted to help. >> this little girl is just an acquaintance of hers, someone she was nice enough to lend the phone to, and became a victim over, you know, an issue where -- one thing about my niece i have tsay, she's a very sweet, loving, caring person, and i'm not saying this because i'm her aunt. i mean, i will say that she's an abnormal child in today's time because of all the violence

that's out there. she actually said to the little girl, you know, what are you doing with a 15-year-old boy? you know, she played mother and me meant to harm by it. at that point on i don't know what else happened and how this boy got so angered and rode his bike three miles, okay, to meet with my niece and do what he did to her. i mean, i would think after three miles you would calm down, but he was enraged. and i just -- my family and myself, we're just beside ourself. we just don't understand it. we're hoping that this is just a bad dream and we're going to wake up. >> so far ratley has had two surgeries, one to remove a piece of skull, and the other to remove a blood clot. doctors say they're not sure about her long-term prognosis. she went to deerfield beach middle school. so did michael brewer and there's been a dramatic improvement in his condition. it was october when he was burned over two-thirds of his

body. police say three classmates doused him with alcohol and set him ablaze. here are new pictures of brewer at a family picnic showing he looks pretty good. he is well enough they say to play a game of catch. cnn is working to get an update on his physical therapy and whether he will need more surgeries. about 1,000 pages of new documents in the case against casey anthony were set free yesterday, and they include this allegation. equusearch leader, the search team based in texas, he can equusearch leader tim miller said casey anthony was about to put an "x" on a map where caylee's body could be found but her mother allegedly put a stop to it. miller's accounts of the event are contested hotly by leonard padilla. >> i'm not saying it couldn't have, it didn't. >> so you don't think there was ever a time that miller was

there that your people were not there? >> absolutely not. >> casey anthony charged with first-debris murder in the death of her little girl, caylee. she was invited to speak there but a canadian university decided all they wanted to hear from ann coulter was silence. why they canceled her appearance.

president obama has signed an executive order meant to ease the anti-abortion concerns that attended the discussion about health care reform. it's his personal assurance that the new overhaul bill will not or actually law now will not lead to federal funding for abortion. current law prohibits federal funding from going for abortion except in limited cases as in a

mother's life being in danger. democrats concerned about the issue attended the signing behind closed doors today. more than a dozen states are planning to challenge the new health care law and at the front of the pack is virginia. whose state's governor will sign a law that outlaws the federal government from forcing people to buy health insurance. virginia's attorney general says the new law is unconstitutional because it violates states' rights. the ohio judge presiding over a case of a suspected serial killer says she's considering barring the media because journalists are interfering with the trial. anthony sole was in court today, he faces 85 counts. his lawyers told the judge they won't be ready for trial june 2ened because they have not received evidence from police or the coroner. investigators say the remains of sole's victims were found in his home in cleveland. seven of them still had string, cord, or wire around their necks.

he faces the death penalty if convicted. ann coulter is always a fire brand, a controversial figure, but can she incite people to violence? the university of ottawa thinks so. the atlanta journal constitution says coulter's speech at the school was canceled last night because organizers were fearful the event could become hostile. during a speech on monday elsewhere, coulter said if muslims aren't allowed on airplanes they should ride magic carpets. here is what happened next. >> as a 17-year-old student of this university, muslim, should i be converted to christianity. second of all since i don't have a magic carpet, what other modes do you suggest? >> what mode of transportation, take a camel. next question. >> that was earlier approximate

week. the university of western ontario. here is what happened yesterday. coulter said her comment, the camel comment, was satire. pittsburgh steelers quarterback benoth business le -- roethlisberger won't be giving a dna request. a 20-year-old woman said he assaulted her earlier this month. roethlisberger denied it and has not been charged with any crime. earlier police said they were making plans to interview the quarterback. last year a woman filed a civil complaint against roethlisberger in lake tahoe in which she claims he sexual assaulted her at a casino. roethlisberger denied the assault took place saying he would never force himself on a woman. he's won two super bowls with the pittsburgh steelers. an oregon principal has banned hugging at her portland middle school and has sophie song reports, some students

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welcome back. businesses big and small are paying close attention to health care reform and what it means for their bottom line. starbucks wants to see the system changed. the coffee giant says it spends more on health care than on coffee beans. cnnmoney.com's poppy harlow in new york tells us more about starbucks and health care. poppy, hi. >> it's hard to believe that a coffee company would spend more on health care but starbucks says it spends $300 million a year on health care. one of the reasons for that is they're different than a lot of other companies in their sector in that they offer health insurance to their employees after they work there for three months and the part timers, too, people who work 20 hours or more a week. the baristas behind the counter. when we talked to the ceo about their business, health care, all of it, he took back to his childhood and talked about why he refuses to give up providing that health care at the company despite the cost. pretty interesting story. take a listen. >> i grew up in brooklyn in the

projects, which is subsidized housing. my parents were great working class people, but at the same time as we grew up, i think realized that we were not the privileged few. we were on the other side of the tracks, and i think what i felt as a kid and what stayed with me as i was trying to build starbucks is to ensure the fact that any insecurity or lack of respect that someone would feel as a result of where they came from should somehow be refined by how the company would treat its employees. and i just felt very strongly that we couldn't bring the company to where it needed to go if we did it on the backs of our people. >> thank you, mr. speaker. >> given the fact that we're in the middle of the alth care debate, what i feel really proud of is that we didn't turn our

back on our people. we kept the benefit, and it will cost us almost $300 million this year. >> so what do you think then, howard, when you look at the debate going on in washington right now over health care for more americans? >> the fact that between 40 million and 50 million americans don't have health insurance in my view is -- it's kind of the fracturing of haw mumanity of o country. it doesn't feel right. there's no reason we should be so far behind. >> you spoke with the president. >> i have spoken to the president. this is a runaway train, and we're on a collision course with time if something doesn't happen. >> all right. well, something did happen. that interview just a few days before the house passed health care reform. the question now, is the reform that is passed enough for businesses, for individuals, and also in terms of the government play in all of this? it's stuff to hear from him on health care and how starbucks is handling that. certainly something i didn't know before i talked to him about the company. you can see more of that on our

site. a lot of pieces of that interview up on cnnmoney. >> good story and good interview. thank you so much. hugs and kisses, now a no-no at a middle school in oregon. sophie song with affiliate kptv takes it from ther >> some kids are getting trampled trying to just be hugged. >> i saw people hug in the hallway and they'd get in big groups and then they wouldn't separate. >> reporter: ask these sixth and seventh graders what it was like before the no hugging rule, and they're quick to tell you their classmates were not shy about embracing. >> i saw people hugging a lot, even more than hugging, just kissing also, and that was kind of just weird. >> reporter: it was that more than hugging behavior that first caught principal allison couch's attention. she says school is a place for learning and when the hugging distracted from that, she had to put an end to it. she says not only were students arriving late to class because of the hugs, but some kids got hugs even if they didn't want

one. the most extreme case she says girls would hug boys as a game to see how long it would take to get them aroused. >> that just seems absolutely just strange and shocking. >> reporter: michael mcdonald is now a senior in high school but he remembers the two-second rule from his days at west sylvan when students were allowed to hug but only for a brief moment. >> under these circumstances where you know there's inappropriate things going on, i think it's, yeah, it was the right thing to do. >> reporter: parents we talked with are split on their opinions. >> i think it's a little bit too much. i think the kids should be able to regulate their physical contact and learn the space around theand interact with the other kids. >> i just think they're doing what they feel they need to do to protect the kids and keep everybody happy. >> two-second rule. thanks to sophie song, kptv in portland. a lesbian high school student in mississippi wanted to take her girlfriend to the prom won and lost in court yesterday where a federal judge ruled the school violated her first amendment rights canceling the

dance for everyone. he isn't forcing the school to hold the prom because at this point there isn't enough time to plan it. a private prom is in the works but with her attorney next to her, mcmillen said she's not sure she'll go. >> i think that the judge made a good decision because, i mean, i understand where he was coming from where it would inconvenience other people, but i'm glad that he did realize that the school did violate my rights. >> there's this talk now of this private prom that's going to be held. do you want to be invited to it? >> yes, i mean, most of the people i know are going to be there, so, you know, but i'm going to see the reaction from other people like at school and that will make my decision on whether or not i'm going to go because i'm not going to go somewhere that i feel like most people there hate me. >> she appeared on the ellen degeneres show as well where he were presented a $30,000 college scholarship. how about this idea for making fast food less appealing to kids? lawmakers in santa clara county,

california, voted unanimously to consider banning some fast food restaurants from giving out toys with kids' meals. the president of the county board said it shouldn't stop there. >> the hope is that if we're able to get it approved and people can see the impact, that other cities and other jurisdictions not only jurisdictions would then undertake similar ordinances. >> i think resources would be better spent in an area of education, because until we influence the people bringing the kids to mcdonald's. it doesn't matter whether you have a toy in there or not. >> if approved, the ordinance would only affect unincorporated areas of the county. the california restaurant association opposes this. not what anybody wants to see. a toddler wandering around a drainage ditch only feet from traffic. the boy somehow slipped from a hole in the day care's sense.

fortunately a motor stopped and took him back to daycare. he's okay, but as you can imagine, his mom is very upset. >> as soon as she said he got out of the fence, that's when -- i mean, like you said before, you can not help but go through the what-ifs. i can't help but picture my baby -- i'm sorry. >> she said the daycare fired the two teachers involved. they were supposed to be watching her boy. money problems in europe caused stocks to slip a bit on wall street. portugal rei ignited worries that the debt problems in greece might spread to all of the continent. out of the u.s., a government report showed sales of new homes fell a record low. and we'll be right back. eeee

>> she made a derogatory comment. it set him off, pushed him over the ed. he made the comment back i'm coming over there and i'm going to snap your neck. >> to think, he would break away from michael jackson to try to clean up the scene? >> it's disgusting, nancy. it's absolutely disgusting. >> you can not help but think of the what-ifs.

i wnt help but picture my baby. i'm sorry. >> that's a quick look at some of the stories we're covering right now. thank you as always for your time. a pediatrician in delaware accused of molesting more than 100 children has pleaded not guilty. there he is right there. dr. earl bradley, he was formally charged today. he faces more than 470 criminal charges, including rape, sexual exploitation of a child, unlawful contact, continuous sexual abuse, assault and reckless endangering. bradley was arrested in december, and he's been held on nearly $3 million bail. but again, he was formally charged today. former new york mets picture dwight gooden, doc gooden was arrested after a car accident in new jersey. police say he was driving under the influence of drugs with a child in the car when he crashed yesterday.

he has a long history of drug, alcohol and domestic abuse-related arrests. he's facing several charges, including a dui, endangering the welfare of a child and leaving the scene of an accident. we don't know if anyone was hurt. the fbi is investigating a dangerous incident at the home of after congressman's brother. his propa line was severed. he voted for the bill. tea party activist encouraged people to stop by -- stop by, the exact words -- and weigh in on the bill. house majority leader sten steny hoyer said he knew of more than ten house members of getting threats. law enforcement officials say they're taking the allegations very ear sousely.

the california state medical boa thinks the doctor who was present when michael jackson died shouldn't be allowed to practice in the state. the board will ask a judge to order dr. conrad murray to stop practicing while he's being prosecuted for involuntary manslaughter. documents claim murray was reckless when he gave a letha dose of propofol to the pop superstar. the l.a. county coroner said he died of an overdose from that anesthetic. a judge ordered murray not to use any more anaesthesia on patients. about 1,000 pages of new developments in the case against casey anthony were released yesterday. and in them, this allegation, equisearch leader tim miller said casey anthony was about to put an "x" on a map where caylee's body could be found.

but casey's mom put a stop to it. but bounty hunter, leonard padilla, he disputes miller's accounts of the events. he was on nancy grace last night. >> i'm not saying i couldn't have. it didn't. >> so you don't think there was ever a time that miller was there that your people were not there? >> absolutely not. >> casey anthony is charged with first degree murder in the death of her young daughter caylee. tomorrow, robert gates will mark changes to the don't ask, don't tell policy that bans gas gayes from serving openly in the military. he's expected to say outings by third parties can no longer be automatic grounds for kicking someone out of the service. his comments will focus on changes that can be made without congressional approval. it was last month he announced the pentagon had taken the first steps to prepare for an appeal

of don't ask don't tell. some are against because of the impact they say on unit cohesion and morrall. president obama has signed an executive order meant to ease anti-abortion concerns. and his personal assurance that the new health care overhaul will not lead to federal funding for abortion. current law prohibits federal funds for going for abortion except in limited cases like when a mother's life is in danger. democrats attended today's signing behind closed doors. more than a dozen states are planning to challenge the health care law and at the front of the pact, the state's governor will sign a law that outlaws the federal government from forcing people to buy health insurance. the new federal mandate requires all americans buy health insurance by the year 2014. the attorney general says the new law is unconstitutional because it violates states' rights. we'll keep you posted on all that.

a jud the family of the sea world trainer who died is fighting to keep videos of the incident private.

>> i absolutely agree. >> pictures and video that show the drowning death of a whale trainer at sea world will not be made public just yet. a judge is extending the order that keeps them private for now. her family was in tourt to make a personal appeal to the judge to prevent the images from going public. you can tell what a tough time they're having. do you think these vids should be released tot public.

reign, i understand that you think these videos should not be released to the public, why not? >> well, i understand what the family is going through. they're grieving. when earnhardt died on national television, no one blinked an eye. they sald this footage should not be seen. if they want to use it for private use only, then i fully agree 100%. but otherwise, no, don't put that poor family through that all over again. >> okay. you made the connection to the earnhardts. the same attorney involved with the earnhardt family wanted to make sure there were no photos that went public.

>> you have a point that the video should be shown. >> well, i believe it should be released to the public. this comes after a string of sea world cover-ups. >> what do you mean? >> well, it's been reported that people -- that one man -- i can't remember exactly, but one man had died, another had been injured at sea portland. we don't hear anything about that. >> was e do know aut those incidents. one snuck into the park. i don't think there are exact parallels. >> i think it needs to be in the public's mind. i think that we need to continue to revisit the terrible practice. i think it's disturbing finding

them and other trainers riding around on them. >> we have seen a lot of that common thread today. larry sent us this. just because it is horrible or so-called ridiculous. larry said it's not the law. there are a lot that are worse than that and they're public. the law is the freedom of information act. it seems the public already has all the information needed on this tragedy. it's a sick desire to see the trainer's demise. i find it appalling. we have all the information we need provided by the report. no, how sad we live in a society that would consider the suffering and death of another

human being as entertainment. and i hope -- i don't believe the media is seeking this for entertain. . granted it would be profoundly insensitive and disrespectful to the family. but there's no law. i think the judge is weighing what type of precedent there would be. but i'm not an attorney. do you think this video should be released to the public. is it just a matter of simple presentation. now that health care reform has passed, getting americans back to work is a top priority for a lot of people.

the annual state oflack america contains startling numbers. when it comes to unemployment, the numbers are staggering. unemployment stands at 16.5%. to illustrate, we want to introduce you to roosevelt pargo. he used to help people find jobs. now he is looking for work. chris welch has this story. >> this is a copy of my resume currently. >> what did you do as part of your job? >> we insist folks of developing resumes, producing cover letters. learning job search techniques. >> now you're in the same position that people you were trying to help were? >> yeah. i'm in the process of trying to find a job. and it's a real challenge now. and at this stage and point you're not above doing anything to generate some income coming

, you know? >> how old are you again? >> i'm 51. so my age has something to do with the current market also. you know, i'm not one of the young people just graduating from college where you can take an entry -level job. >> does having to do what you used to teach put it in a new perspective for you? >> yeah, because when i used to always talk to my classes during my orientation and workshops, i used to tell them, the only thing that separates us is two paychecks. and reality is, once you go a month without a sol paycheck, you fall into the category of everyone else out there looking for a job. >> how would you sell yourself if you could tell someone why th should hire you. >> given the opportunity, i prove myself over and over again and i just give you a chance to

show you your organization. >> man, i open somebody with kep him. and there's more from urban league's report. less than 50% of black families own their own home compared to 75% of white families. also some more number, the median household income for black families stands at 3 $34,218. for white families that figure is $55,530. and the report also says black families are more than three times as likely to live in poverty. what matters segment is a chance for us to take a look some of the stories in the african-american community.

a new search in the natalee holloway case is on hold for now. arue been a authority says they've received that underwater photo and they say the dive team is getting ready for the search. authorities want to make sure, though, they're investigating the right spot. they don't want to draw a lot of attention to it. the picture was taken in october by an american couple on vacation. natalee holloway disappeared five years ago.

ann coulter's speech was canceled last night. here's what happened during her speech on monday. >> as a 17-year-old student of this university, muslim, should i be converted to christianity? second of all, since i don't have a magic carpet, what other mode would you suggest? [ applause ] >> what mode of transportation? take a camel. >> just really easy going conversation there. the comment was made at the university of western ontario and prompted this protest at the university of ottawa yesterday. coulter said her comment was meanat satire. a lot of your reaction to the story today. it's been pretty one-sided. randall asks, is anyone really surprised that people would get sick of listening to coulter

talk. the only thing she doesn't hate is herself. she has a right to run her mouth as much as he wants, but her free speech runs out when people tell her her welcome is worn. she's a surveyor of hate. >> well, stocks were treated today after posting gains earlier this week. felicia taylor at the new york stock exchange. what's behind the losses? >> investors pulled back today. wall street's concern if debt issues go unresolved, europe's problems could even spread out to the united states. at the close, the dow fell about 52 points to close at 10,836. the nasdaq and the s&p each lost about 0.5%. sales of newly built homes fell 2.2% in february, sinking to a

record low. it's the fourth straight monthly decline, yet home builders are optimistic the market would improve. sales of durable goods rose, a sign that businesses are becoming more confident about an economic recovery. and bank of america says it will look to reduce the loan balances on sub prime and adjustable rate mortgages. the program set to begin in may is expected to help 45,000 borrowers reduce their loan balances. that would be a high of relief. >> thank you. we are learning some disturbing details about the florida boy accused of brutally beating a 15-year-old girl outside of their school last week. what police say the suspect continued to do even after being arrested. dddddddddddd

a pediatrician in delaware accused of molesting more than 100 children has pleaded not guilty. dr. earl bradley was formally charged today. he's facing more than 470 criminal charges, including rape, sexual exploitation of a child, unlawful sexual contact, continuous sexual abuse, assault, and reckless endangering. he was arresteded in december

and is being held on nearly $3 million bail. the ohio judge over a case of a suspected serial killer say shis's considering barring the media from future proceedings. anthony sowell is facing 85 charges. his lawyer told the judge they're not going to be ready for trial on june 2 because they haven't received evidence from police or the coroner. investigators say the remains of sowell's victim were found in his home in cleveland. seven of them still had strange, cord or wire wrapped around their necks. he's pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. he's facing the death penalty if convicted. a hotel clerk in florida is in the hospital after someone tried to rob him. got sur vile lance video from the red roof inn. the suspect stabbed the clerk then ran away and they're now looking for him. he's 5'9" in his early 20s. he left behind a baseball cap, a

six-inch knife, and black leather tennis shoes. the clerk is in stable condition. former new york nets mitcher dwight "doc" gooden was arrested after a car accident in new jersey. police say he was driving under the influence of drugs with a child in the car when he crashed yesterday. this is file video actually. he has a long history of drug, alcohol and domestic abuse related charges. he faces a long list of charges now including a dui, endangering the welfare of a child and leighing the scene of an accident. we don't know if anyone was hurt in this accident. pictures and video that showedsho showed a drowning death of a whale trainner sea world will not be released just yet. a judge is extending the restraining order that's keeping those sealed, but he's not made a final decision. dawn brancheau's family was in

jail to keep those videos from becoming public. the judge is keeping the temporary injunction in place while he decides whether to make it permanent. allen wrote this, the general public has absolutely nothing to gain by releasing or viewing the tape. they're being used as a training tool to the staff. leslie says i believe the video contradicts the finding by sea world. the findings are public and these should be as well.

>> shedy says this is ridiculous. why would anyone want to watch someone die? seriously. show some respect for the family. if this was one of your family member, would you want this kind of video to be shown to the public? erik says although i do not personally want to see the video it's not the responsible thing to do by suppressing it. when one thing is suppressed, it opens the doors to other. the freedom of information act is one of the most powerful tools the u.s. has to ensure everyone know what is is going on in this country. this video, although depicting a tragic incident is an investigative tool and therefore falls under the act. no exceptions should be made to this rule. if there is, then what is the next exception? erik sounds a bit like an attorney, but he made his case. thanks very much for sharing your views on this topic and we'll let you know what the judge decides. a new search in the natalee

holloway case is on hold for now. police say they have an underwater photo that possibly show human remains. they say the police dive team is getting ready for the search. authorities want to make sure they're investigating the right spot and they don't want to draw a lot of attention to it, either. natalee holloway disappeared five years ago now, and no one has ever been charged in the case. the california state medical board thinks the doctor who was present when michael jackson died shouldn't be allowed to practice medicine in the state. a board will ask a judge to order dr. conrad murder to stop practicing while he's being prosecuted for involuntary manslaughter. the doctors claim he was reckless when he gave a lethal dose of proep poll to the pop ar. a coroner ruled that he died of an overdose of that anesthetic.

a judge ordered murray not to use anaesthesia on any other patients. the fbi is investigating a potentially dangerous incident at the home of a congressman's brother. this is what happened. authority says a propane line at the home of representative tom perriello's brother was severed. tea party activists mistakeningly posted the brother's address online and encouraged people to stop by and weigh in on the bill. steny hoyer says he knows of ten congress members who have gotten threats. an update for you now on a story we've been following. there have been pretty dramatic improvements in michael brewer's con. back in october, he was burned over 2/3 of his body. police say three classmates poured alcohol on him and set him on fire. they have been charged with

attempted murder. we'll take new pictures of michael at a family picnic. he was well enough to play a game of catch. look at that smile. our sister network is working to get an update on his physical therapy and whether he has to have any more surgery. go michael. new developments as georgia investigators look into sexual assault accusations against ben roethlisberger. find out if roethlisberger will have to give police a dna sample.

police at a florida middle school say a student continued texting his friends after allegedly punching and stomping a teenage girl with his steel toed boots until she was nearly dead. we now have the 911 call from

the incident. they say the 15-year-old boy attacked josie ratley outside her school last week. the sheriff says a text message from ratley apparently enraged in young man. the incident after ratley loaned her phone to a 1-year-old girl. police say she's the one who pointed out ratley to the suspect. they later arrested the 13-year-old girl and charged her as accessory to attempted murder. we have the 911 call that was taken right after the beating. so listen to this. >> i don't know if we have a call came in. we have a student that's unconscious from another student due to battery. >> what's the address? >> 901 south sixth avenue.

beerfield beach. i'm sorry, 701 south sixth avenue. and i also needed police immediately. i have a high school student who created the injury to this child. i need someone to make an rest. >> so far, ratley has had two surgeries to reduce brain swelling and remove a blood clot. doctors are saying they're not sure of her long-term prognosis. pittsburgh steelers quarterback ben roethlisberger will not be giving a dna sample to georgia police. his attorney tells cnn investigators they have withdrawn that request. they say they no longer need it. a 20-year-old woman says roethlisberger sexually assaulted her in a nightclub earlier this month. roethlisberger denies it and he hasn't been charged with a crime. earlier this month, police said they were make maiking plans to interview him. last year a woman filed a civil complaint against roethlisberger

in lake tahoe, n nv. in a statement, roethlisberger denied that assault took place saying he would never, ever force myself on a woman, that's a quote. rothlessethlisberger has won twr bowls with the steelers. a toddler wandering around a drainage ditch just feet from traffic. this boy slipped through a hole at the day care fence. fortunately a driver saw the child, stopped him and took him back to the daycare. he's okay. but as you can imagine, his mother is still shaken up when she talks about this. >> as soon as she said she got out of the fence that's when, i mean, you can not help but go through the wh-ifs. i can't help but picture my baby -- i'm sorry. >> she says the daycare fired the two teachers who were supposed to be watching her child.

how about this idea for making fast food less appealing to the kids. lawmakers in santa clara county, california, voted unanimously to ban fast food restaurants from giving out toys with the kids meals. the president of the county board says it shouldn't stop there. >> the hope is if we're able to get it approved, that other cities in other jurisdictions, not only in santa clara county, but throughout california would then undertake similar ordinances. >> i think the resources would be better spent in an area of education, because until we influence the people bringing the kids to mcdonald's, you know, it doesn't matter whether you get a toy in there or not. >> now, if approved, the ordinance would only apply to unincorporated parts of the county. all right, after seeing this, jared wrote to us on facebook.

the problem isn't the food, was the toy. call it happy salads and put the toy in the salad box and see if it's about the toy or the salad. julie says taking away the toy is not the problem. children are on the computer or all day and inactive tif. we weren't bolted down by all this technology. oprah winfrey met woman to woman with her former head mistress and that reportedly ended a defamation lawsuit against the talk show host. the woman was head of winfrey's girl's school in south africa during an abuse scandal in 2007. the woman sued when winfrey went public with the allegations and seemed to to imply the head mistress was to blame. she was later suspended then fired from her job. the trial was supposed to begin in philadelphia next week.

>> got to hand it to one jewelry store thief. he's got some nerve. height in front of everybody, the guy is just wow, just helping himself. oh, dear.

president obama signed an executive order behind closed doors this afternoon ensuring the new health care overhaul does not change tight restrictions on federal funding of abortion. he promised the order in a last-minute deal from democrats opposing abortion. except in limited cases like when a mother's life is in danger. and more than a dozen states are planning to challenge the law. the state's governor signed a law today that outlaws the federal government from forcing people to buy health insurance. the new federal mandate requires all americans buy health insurance by the year 2014. virginia's attorney general says the new slau unconstitutional because it violates states rights. in new hampshire, a jewelry store owner still can't believe the thief got away with it. a man snatched an $8,000 ring while the owner and customers stood just a few feet away.

and it's all in this amazing security vet. -- video. >> ridiculous. i don't know how to describe it. very brayen. for the life of me i can't understand how he didn't get caught or seen. >> police put out the video hoping someone will recognize that. somebody's got to recognize that and maybe turn him in. >> what kind of lineup do you do with tt? i mean, that's all i'm saying. >> you hit it. >> time for "prime news" in just a bit. let me turn it over to mike before i get in trouble. >> this is so disturbing a join and i have talked about this type of story way too often. violence with our teens. we're going to update everyone on the condition of josie ratley who was beaten. we have texts from the attacker

beforehand on his way. and the last text to her as they had this text war supposedly, i'm coming to break your neck. >> just the rage is heart breaking and terrifying at the same time. >> it is. and a 15-year-old. and he had a three-mile bike ride. you wonder what's going on with him. some speculate wouldn't that cool him down? no he's probably running this over in his head. and the sheriff is saying this is part of a text rage. we'll talk about that as well. he's right on with that one. the kids, or anybody. you're text ing away. you're not seeing abindividual, you're not seeing a person. and once you write it, you're more likely to act on it. >> there's secret files with the boy scouts. a great piece on these. we're talking about abuses, troop leards who abused young boys. and then you know, it sounds from the package that it was similar in what was going on in some of the churches. will wr you hope they go away.

it's covered up. they don't go away. they come back as a volunteer instead of a troop leader. we'll talk to an author of a book dealing with this topic. then a last one is a heart breaker. two sisters in their 80s. they were best of friends. they liked to gamble a lot. they draw up a contract, whatever we win havehis fight over a $250 loan. after that, one of the sisters wins $500,000 and now fighting because the other calls up and says, i want my share. they signed a contract, notarized and everything. >> they are not sharing? >> not at this point. they are in court battling. one is 87, one is 84. >> sane. >> it is. >> if i ever win anything, on tv, you can have like 5%. >> five. okay. like a finder's fee or something. >> there you go. got it? >> i got it, thanks. it's on tape. i'm coming for it. >> it is. people in continues tense may soon have to pass an english only exam tom get a driver's

license. this would be good for "prime news." the bill was passed by committee headed to the state senate. supporters say it is meant to keep roads safe since all road signs are english. the original version would have required a written version of the test now it will require the entire test in english. a safety warning about baby slings now turned into a recall. more than a million baby slings, this is called the infantino recalled because of claims linking them to three deaths. federal officials to stop using these: from newborn to 4 years old sold at many stores. if you contact the company they will replace it with another product, not the sling. early this month federal safety officials warned these bag-style slings were not good to be using. more to come on hln. don't go anywhere! ddddddd